Translation of "Emotionally unstable" in German

Because when she left the company, she was pretty emotionally unstable.

If you wanna call your emotionally unstable ex.

I just knew you were emotionally unstable!

I... I just wouldn't characterize her as emotionally unstable.

Low menstrual pressure is more often diagnosed in emotionally unstable women.

There are, of course, the constitutional psychopaths who are emotionally unstable.

Other lay theories range from "women are hormonally unbalanced, emotionally unstable...

How can a sport like surfing help socially and emotionally unstable children?

Detective Kelly mentioned on the phone that Allison's mother believes she's emotionally unstable.

When duress is applied to the emotionally unstable, the result can be as violent as it is unpredictable.

My demo's been called quirky but, no, at this point, we're not skewing to the emotionally unstable.

I was worried about falling into a life-long relationship with an emotionally unstable woman.

In that spirit, let me be unequivocal: today’s leaders are too emotionally unstable to be trusted with the world’s nuclear stockpile.

Yeah, well, I find that when I'm feeling emotionally unstable, concentrating on my work helps me to cope.

I was going to ask Leonard to do it, but he seemed a bit emotionally unstable and you don't want someone like that operating heavy machinery.

The government Guizhou Daily newspaper claimed the family was too emotionally unstable to accept the findings.

Summarizing the data obtained in the studies, psychologists recommend choosing the duration of the working week, choosing the likelihood of competition and the possibility of developing conflict situations, as well as the need to deal with emotionally unstable clients (managers or employees).

During teenage years, physical changes and school pressures often make teenagers feel psychologically or emotionally unstable.

When dissociative states occur in personality disorders they are preferably chosen from specific personality disorders, paranoid personality disturbance, schizoid personality disturbance, dissocial personality disturbance, emotionally unstable personality disturbance, histrionic personality disturbance, anankastic personality disturbance, anxious (avoidance) personality disturbance, dependence personality disturbance and other personality disturbances or not further defined personality disturbances, as well as persistent personality change, which is not a consequence of injury or disease of the brain, persistent personality change following extreme stress, persistent personality change following psychic illness or any other persistent personality changes or not further defined personality changes.

Examples of personality disorders which can in part have serious consequences for the person in question are also emotionally unstable personality disorders (also known as the borderline syndrome), as well as other mixed personality disorders.

In medical application examples 3 and 4 buprenorphine, alone or in conjunction with a kappa-opioid receptor antagonist, is used for patients diagnosed with emotionally unstable personality disorder as a possibility for treating the personality disorder and reducing the associated social, somatic and psychiatric consequences.

Buprenorphine was administered as a mucoadhesive sachet with an active ingredient content of 12 mg to a patient diagnosed with emotionally unstable personality disorder.

A person who is going through a crisis can be emotionally unstable, have difficulties concentrating and in other ways behave differently.

Although in an emotionally unstable state, subject says that he is able to recall the images with great clarity.