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adjustment reaction

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adjustment reaction [ə′jəst·mənt rē′ak·shən]
(psychology)
A transient, situational personality disorder occurring in reaction to some significant person, immediate event, or internal emotional conflict.
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The Finance Ministry went onto say that "in the view of the low level of production and the related under-utilization of the economy's production capabilities-stronger adjustment reactions on the labor market are yet to come," but anticipates household spending to bolster economic activity in the third-quarter as consumer sentiment improves.
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