In these households, the presumed dangers of "co-sleeping" evoke culturally scary risks ranging from biological (rolling over and smothering the infant) to sociological (promoting "dependence").
Reasons for the lack of understanding regarding iatrogenic addiction include different perceptions of doctors, nurses and patients regarding pain intensity, a belief that patients exaggerate their pain in order to obtain more medication [ 19] and an underestimation by doctors of the potential effect of drugs such as sedatives in promoting dependence or addictive behaviour in patients [ 20].
Importantly, this cocktail, while retaining full analgesic potency, does not promote morphine dependence.
Threlfell, S. et al. Striatal muscarinic receptors promote activity dependence of dopamine transmission via distinct receptor subtypes on cholinergic interneurons in ventral versus dorsal striatum.
Maybe--although the historical record of regions like southern Italy suggests that such aid has a tendency to promote perpetual dependence.
The failed economic policies of President Obama are destroying the black community and lessening the chances for economic freedom while promoting economic dependence.
Human puffing topography promotes tobacco dependence by ensuring nicotine delivery, but the factors that determine puffing behavior are not well explained by existing models.
Low educational status combined with a depressed economic climate and high unemployment rates promotes economic dependence and contributes to a sense of hopelessness.
Indeed, studies have shown that the consumption of caffeine promotes a dependence that is reinforced with repeat consumption of caffeine-containing beverages.
Perhaps the most well-known examples of the SHARING principle is evidenced in the practice of potlatch festivals/ceremonies in which Indigenous communities of the Pacific Northwest of America promote inter-dependence through the redistribution of natural resources (Knudtson and Suzuki 1992; Ayers 2005).
TLW represents what Nuri calls the new paradigm for community development: keeping people connected with the land, which promotes self-dependence, self-sufficiency, and food security.
