dependence versus independence
Dependence versus independence refers to the relationship between individuals or entities and the degree to which they rely on others for support, resources, or decision-making. Dependence implies a reliance on others for key aspects of life, while independence denotes the ability to function, make decisions, and sustain oneself without significant reliance on others.
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