The need for increasing "input" to achieve the same effect.
In "Profu's" view, what are the primary "triggers" for a dependency state? 4. Key Vocabulary Falling back into a dependent state.
A technique used to fine-tune large AI models by adding a small number of new weights (dependencies) rather than retraining the whole system.
Negative physical/emotional symptoms when the stimulus is removed. The Cycle: Trigger →right arrow →right arrow →right arrow Guilt/Repeat. B. Social & Emotional Dependency
How does a system (biological or digital) adapt when its primary dependency is removed?
Open your .zip and see if the chapters match these headings.
It sounds like you’re looking for a structured summary or a guide to accompany a file titled . Based on the title, this appears to be educational material (likely in Romanian, given "Profu" and "Dependență") centered around the concept of Dependency —possibly in the context of psychology, sociology, or even software engineering (Low-Rank Adaptation/LoRA).
Tools used to break a dependency.
