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| z |
Non-compulsive
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y |
Naturally
modified or
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eliminated
through the
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maturation
process.
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y |
Not so
entrenched in the
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child’s behavior
that they
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cannot be not
changed in
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|
response to the
child’s
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changing
physiologic/
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|
psychologic
profile.
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y |
Resolve on their
own and
|
|
child “grows” out
of!
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y |
No detrimental
effects
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|
seen.
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| z |
Compulsive
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|
y |
Fixated in a
child’s
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|
behavior pattern.
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y |
Malocclusion
frequently
|
|
|
results due to
persistent
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|
and intense
habit.
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y |
Generally
reflects a
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|
psychologic
dependency
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|
on certain
behavior.
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y |
Compelling
reason for the
|
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behavior to
continue
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x |
Insecurities
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x |
Fears
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x |
Lack of
ego-defense
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mechanism
development
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