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dependency paradox  

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  • It is generally believed that yielding to expressions of dependence creates more dependence and less self-sufficiency. In fact, in many Western cultures, dependence on others is viewed as a sign of weakness and something that should be discouraged. [Source: Encyclopedia of Human Relationships; Dependency paradox]

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