A Beautiful Mind

One of the four is maladaptive. It is a type of behavior that inhibits a person's ability to adjust to particular situations. An example from the movie is when Nash avoided the food room with the pens. Even when he was a professor he ate in the library instead of eating there because of being denied in there earlier in his life. Unjustifiable is when there is no reason that can be given for an action. An example for this is seeing a fake roomate and his fake daughter. Also, there is the adjective disturbing. Disturbing is the interfering with the normal arrangement or functioning of something. The example for this is when he believed Russian spies were after him and he hid in rooms and treated his wife badly. Lastly, there is atypical. It is committing abnormal or unusual behaviors. Nash left his baby son laying in a bath tub full of water and saw visions of a US government official Parcher shooting his wife.