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Answer to Question 2
At its basic level, codependency is an emotional and psychological behavioral pattern in which the spouses, partners, parents, children, and friends of individuals with addictive behaviors allow or enable their loved ones to continue their self-destructive habits. The definition of codependency has expanded to include any maladaptive behaviors learned by family members in order to survive great emotional pain and stress, such as an addiction, chronic mental or physical illness, and abuse. The characteristics of codependency include:
An exaggerated sense of responsibility for the actions of others
An attraction to people who need rescuing
Always trying to do more than one's share
Doing anything to cling to a relationship and avoid feeling abandoned
An extreme need for approval and recognition
A sense of guilt about asserting needs and desires
A compelling need to control others
Lack of trust in self and/or others
Fear of being alone
Difficulty identifying feelings
Rigidity/difficulty adjusting to change
Chronic anger
Lying/dishonesty
Poor communications
Difficulty making decisions.
Urinometer. In this procedure, a urine sample and urinometer are placed within a tube, and the liqui
Mechanisms of Action of Drugs Used for Heart Failure
Diagram of the heart showing normal conduction pathway.
Systemic Circulation
Systemic Circulation
In crocodilians, birds, and mammals, the heart has four chambers: two atria and two ventricles. Oxyg