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Cinderella complex

The Cinderella complex was first described by Colette Dowling, who wrote a book on women's fear of independence – an unconscious desire to be taken care of by someone else. The complex is said to become more apparent as a person grows older.[better source needed]

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Agatha ChristieHickory Dickory DockOsbert SitwellTootsieTeri Garr
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Ronald FairbairnCarol Gilligan
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"The Cinderella Syndrome"

The New York Times
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Colette DowlingIndependenceFairy taleCinderellaFemininity
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Cinderella complex

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Triples26
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
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Cinderella complex

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related to Popular culture · 15
Cinderella complex → Agatha Christie, And, British, Celia Austin, Cinderella, Colin McNabb, Dustin Hoffman, Hickory Dickory Dock, I'm, In, Osbert Sitwell, Teri Garr, The, The Cinderella Complex, Tootsie
related to "The Cinderella Syndrome" · 7
Cinderella complex → Colette Dowling, In, Independence, The Cinderella Complex, The Cinderella Syndrome, The New York Times, Women's Hidden Fear
related to Additional perspectives · 4
Cinderella complex → Carol Gilligan's, Cinderella, Others, Ronald Fairbairn's

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Cinderella complexrelated to "The Cinderella Syndrome"In0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to "The Cinderella Syndrome"Colette Dowling0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to "The Cinderella Syndrome"The Cinderella Syndrome0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to "The Cinderella Syndrome"The New York Times0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to "The Cinderella Syndrome"The Cinderella Complex0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to "The Cinderella Syndrome"Women's Hidden Fear0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to "The Cinderella Syndrome"Independence0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to Additional perspectivesOthers0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to Additional perspectivesRonald Fairbairn's0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to Additional perspectivesCarol Gilligan's0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to Additional perspectivesCinderella0.60section
Cinderella complexrelated to Popular cultureIn0.60section

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