This association triggers a series of conscious and subconscious dynamics along the lines of thinking of and/or caring for the future of the child, dependence and independence, release and affection and letting the children go their own way.
Several studies have posited on the negative long-term implications of nonmedical use of prescription drugs in adolescents and young adults, including greater risk for dependence and bearing children dependent on prescription drugs (Whiteside et al. 2013; Patrick et al. 2012; Compton and Volkow 2006a, 2006b).
Children dependent on PN also grew well and four of five decreased their dependence on PN.
"With the increase and exaggeration of children's dependence, woman's bondage to motherhood was also extended to its limits," Firestone wrote.
In order to reduce the children's dependence on the society and the possibilities of being sent to an asylum, the promotion of early intervention is necessary.
Importantly, although violence resulted in children's dependence on others to a certain extent, e.g. Isabella noted, "Every child here has a sponsor, we have sponsors who provide money for activities and exam", most pupils explicitly perceived this dependency as a necessity for the present but not a future option.
We get so tired of our responsibilities that we confuse our children's dependence upon others with independence.
"At the same time, we must be careful not to cultivate in these children a dependence syndrome, where they get used to many gifts and lavish foreign travel".
Parents realised the need for allowing their child independence, but described children's dependence on their parents made this more difficult, e.g., "let him grow up independently but at the same time make sure he's safe, it's a real challenge" (P01).
American parents may also worry that sharing a bed increases a child's dependence on his parents, yet Japanese children appear to be just as mature and independent as American children. .
