All of the following are examples of interdependence except:
A. Spouses discuss and decide upon a fair and equitable distribution of labor in their house. They agree if one is ill, the other will take over that spouse’s duties and vice-versa.
B. Employees and/or students cooperate and work together on an important project wherein nothing will work unless each person does his/her part, but when one gets stuck, another student will step in to help or offer encouragement, and this is reciprocated throughout the process by all in the group.
C. A grandmother keeps her grandchildren for her daughter while the daughter works, and her daughter helps her mother do lawn and house work due to the grandmother’s limited mobility.
D. A physician believes she has a cure for a child with a rare cancer, and it is quite promising, but she is unwilling to work with her team to discuss alternatives or side effects because she feels time is of the essence.
E. A large group of neighbors come together to decorate their entire community for new high school graduates. The graduates, in turn, surprise the neighbors with a free neighborhood cookout.