According to gable and her colleagues, which are two distinct motivations that affect interdependence

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Atticus Gay

28 January, 13:40

According to gable and her colleagues, which are two distinct motivations that affect interdependence

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Juliana Scott · Answer 1

According to Gable and her colleagues like Reis, the two distinct motivations that affect interdependence are:

1) avoidance

2) dependence

Interdependence is formed of two words, inter, which means between and the second word is "dependence". The phrase mean dependence between things. A simple example can be when you have a pet which causes you to be happy and you take responsibility of the pet by giving it foo and stuff, this relation is one of interdependence.