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"When does identifying our or others&#039; needs become a coping mechanism that hides the real problems that go unaddressed, and thereby reinforcing problems? This article zooms out to take a look at how dealing with our needs in the absence of the larger picture can inadvertertly support unhealthy ways of operating, rather than become a healthy solution. It asks us to see what could be hidden -- both on the personal and societal levels. When does identifying our or others&#039; needs become a coping mechanism that hides the real problems that go unaddressed, and thereby reinforcing problems? This article zooms out to take a look at how dealing with our needs in the absence of the larger picture can inadvertertly support unhealthy ways of operating, rather than become a healthy solution. It asks us to see what could be hidden -- both on the personal and societal levels. Read this article Keywords: questioning the status quo society social responsibility ineffective NVC interconnectedness interdependence status quo myths questioning NVC culture misconceptions NVC myth cultural narrative societal influence personal and political personal &amp; political coping strategy depression being good meaning Rachelle Lamb"
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