1. You're blamed for other people's behavior. Ground Picture | Shutterstock . A sign you're the scapegoat kid in a dysfunctional family is being blamed for how other people act or being held ...

Dysfunctional people use flattery as a mask to hide their true intentions, keeping you hooked on their approval. Seek relationships where actions speak louder than words, ...

People in dysfunctional relationships go to bed mad. They don't work towards fixing their issues. They fight, learn nothing, and have the same fight again and again, ...

For people who grew up in dysfunctional families, life can be difficult in ways that “normal” others don’t understand. If your partner grew up in a more average or functional family, ...

Lopez tells PEOPLE about understanding Judy’s “dysfunctional” relationship with her husband and Anthony’s stepfather Rich, played by Bobby Cannavale.

The Screen Actors Guild Awards loves a good dysfunctional family. Here are 7 award-winning ones from the show's history Everyone loves a good family drama, or dramedy, or dark comedy — or ...

Studying -- but not obsessing over -- colleagues' dysfunctional tendencies can give you an edge, Flagg says. Common patterns are discrepancies between what people say and do and inconsistencies in ...

A dysfunctional one can stack up losses, run up costs, drain morale, and send team members running away. That dynamic is strongest at the top in the leadership team of the organization.

Some forms of dysfunctional parenting emerge as a response to a challenging child. During the so-called “terrible twos,” young children may express high levels of defiance or aggression.

Growing up in a dysfunctional family shapes the way you see yourself, others, and the world. Whether it was emotional neglect, constant conflict, or feeling like you had to tiptoe around people ...