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For ET theorists, meaning is
 
  a. inherent
  b. not really necessary
  c. created
  d. a and c
  ANSWER: D

Question 2

The Korean concept of subjugated dependency means that
 
  (a) oppression does not exist (b) codependency results from Confucian patriarchal values (c) there is no relationship that can be described as codependent (d) none of the above are true



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Answer to Question 1

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