These expectations could be interdependent to each other in certain aspects.
We are one world, and all nations are related and interdependent to each other.
We are interdependent to an extent we rarely admit.
Self-construal refers to individuals' culturally contingent thoughts, feelings, and actions that are concerned with one's understanding of the self as connected to others (interdependent self-construal) or distinct from others (independent self-construal) (Markus & Kitayama, 1991).
The seemingly positive values of empowering oneself and influencing the world — qualities that are often touted at universities — contradict the values of students with working-class backgrounds, who may have been raised to prize interdependent traits such as responding to others' needs and being part of a community, a new study suggests.
Consider the widely held view that Asians are much more connected to others, more interdependent, while European Americans are self-reliant individualists.
Our hopes and wishes notwithstanding, we can't help but relate to others, since we are all at our core interdependent creatures.
Each in direct opposition, yet interdependent upon the other to some extent, much like the workings of contrast between light and darkness in photography.
It must also be borne in mind that executive function is interdependent upon other cognitive faculties, such as the ability to maintain an alert and attentive state in order to concentrate on a task.
oMajor lifelines that are co-located and/or are interdependent with other lifelines should require special performance consideration to avoid multiple and/or cascading failures.
