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Unresolved refers to a state or condition that lacks a resolution, conclusion, or solution. It is often used in various contexts such as psychology, law, medicine, and computer science.

Psychology

In psychology, unresolved refers to emotional or psychological issues that have not been addressed or resolved. This could include unresolved trauma, unresolved grief, or unresolved conflict. These unresolved issues can lead to various mental health problems such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Law

In law, unresolved can refer to legal cases or disputes that have not been settled or resolved. This could include unresolved lawsuits, unresolved criminal cases, or unresolved legal disputes. These unresolved cases can lead to prolonged legal battles, financial burdens, and emotional stress for the parties involved.

Medicine

In medicine, unresolved can refer to medical conditions or diseases that have not been cured or resolved. This could include unresolved infections, unresolved inflammatory diseases, or unresolved cancers. These unresolved medical conditions can lead to worsening health, increased medical costs, and decreased quality of life.

Computer Science

In computer science, unresolved can refer to problems or errors that have not been fixed or resolved. This could include unresolved software bugs, unresolved hardware issues, or unresolved network problems. These unresolved issues can lead to system crashes, data loss, and decreased productivity.

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