5 Questions
Which of the following best describes co-dependency?
A shared psychological condition in which one party needs the other party, who in turn, needs to be needed.
In what settings can co-dependency arise?
Both in family or social relationships and work settings.
What is the key difference between interdependency and co-dependency?
Interdependency involves mutual dependency, while co-dependency involves one party needing the other party.
What is the common misconception about interdependency, mutual dependency, and co-dependency?
They are all the same thing.
Who can fall into the trap of co-dependency?
Both mentors and mentees, as well as individuals in family or social relationships and work settings.
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