Understanding Interdependency in Non-Profit Organizations

A shared psychological condition in which one party needs the other party, who in turn, needs to be needed. (correct)

A healthy culture nurtured in a non-profit organization.

An expression of dependence on the needs or control of another.

A type of relationship that involves mutual dependency.

Only in family or social relationships.

Both in family or social relationships and work settings. (correct)

Neither in family or social relationships nor work settings.

Only in work settings.

Interdependency is an expression of dependence on the needs or control of another, while co-dependency is a type of relationship.

Interdependency involves mutual dependency, while co-dependency involves one party needing the other party. (correct)

Interdependency is a healthy culture nurtured in a non-profit organization, while co-dependency is a shared psychological condition.

There is no difference between interdependency and co-dependency.

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