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cognitive interdependence

cognitive interdependence Cognitive interdependence is the degree to which a person mentally includes their romantic relationship in their sense of self.

Cognitive interdependence is the degree to which a person mentally includes their romantic relationship in their sense of self. It reflects seeing oneself and one’s partner as a shared, collective “we” rather than as fully separate individuals.

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Drafting source: Lamarche Veronica M.; Rolison Jonathan J.. Hand-in-hand in the golden years: Cognitive interdependence, partner involvement in retirement planning, and the transition into retirement. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0261251; article XML SHA-256 460633399bd03b820e8dd1078d5ed82c49d1d589d6fa865fad7043b8f3882c27. “Hand-in-hand in the golden years: Cognitive interdependence, partner involvement in retirement planning, and the transition into retirement” (10.1371/journal.pone.0261251).
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