Závislými

"Závislými" is a Slovak word that translates to "dependent" in English. It is primarily used in a psychological and social context to describe a state of reliance on something or someone. This dependency can manifest in various forms, ranging from mild habits to severe addictions.

In psychological terms, "závislými" can refer to behavioral dependencies, such as gambling addiction, internet addiction, or addiction to certain activities. These are characterized by a compulsive need to engage in the behavior despite negative consequences. It can also describe emotional dependency, where an individual relies heavily on another person for validation, support, or a sense of self-worth.

Socially, "závislými" can describe individuals or groups who rely on external assistance for survival or well-being. This might include economic dependency, where a country or region relies on aid, or social dependency, where individuals depend on social services.

The concept of "závislými" is often associated with a loss of autonomy and control. Addressing such dependencies typically involves therapeutic interventions, support groups, and a conscious effort to regain independence. The term carries a generally negative connotation, implying a suboptimal or unhealthy state of being.