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Emotional Dependency Conflict Resolver Par 6 Question 96 intermediate Sheet 1750822302
Select This Deep Breath A relationship system manages emotional dependencies and withdrawal symptoms during romantic disasters. The package manager handles version conflicts between different feelings while preventing emotional system crashes during dependency removal procedures. This tests dependency graph algorithms, version management, and conflict resolution. You're building a package manager for emotions—tracking dependencies, handling version conflicts, and planning safe removal procedures. Your task: Resolve emotional dependency conflicts before someone gets soft-locked in a toxic dependency loop with incompatible relationship versions.
Why You're Doing This This tests dependency graph algorithms, version management, and conflict resolution. You're building a package manager for emotions—tracking dependencies, handling version conflicts, and planning safe removal procedures. It's dependency injection meets relationship psychology.
Take the W ✓ Models emotional relationships as dependency graphs accurately ✓ Detects and resolves version conflicts between emotions ✓ Plans safe removal procedures maintaining emotional stability Hard L ✗ Dependency resolution creates circular emotional dependencies ✗ Removal procedures cause emotional system crashes ✗ Ignores compatibility conflicts between relationship versions Edge Cases ⚠ Circular emotional dependencies requiring complex resolution ⚠ Immediate removal requests with high stability risk ⚠ Multiple conflicting emotions requiring sequential resolution ⚠ Dependencies so deep that removal affects core emotional stability
Input Format:
Installed emotional dependencies with removal requests and risk tolerance Expected Output:
Safe removal plan with timeline and stability risk assessment Example:
Installed: attraction v2.1, obsession v1.0 (conflicts with trust). Remove obsession. Risk tolerance: low. → Removal plan: gradual obsession downgrade, install trust buffer, timeline 6 weeks, stability risk low. Input Format:
emotional_dependency_system with conflict_detection and safe_removal_algorithms Expected Output:
dependency_resolution_plan with stability_validation and timeline_optimization Example:
{"installed":["attraction:2.1","obsession:1.0"],"conflicts":["obsession_trust"],"removal":"obsession","risk_tolerance":"low"} → {"plan":["gradual_downgrade","trust_buffer"],"timeline":"6_weeks","stability_risk":"low"} Input Format:
dependency_graph_matrix, version_compatibility_table, removal_optimization_constraints Expected Output:
removal_sequence_optimization, stability_preservation_calculation, risk_assessment_score Example:
deps=[[attraction:2.1],[obsession:1.0,trust:conflict]], removal=[obsession], risk_tolerance=low → sequence=[gradual_downgrade,buffer_install], stability=preserved, risk_score=0.2 Input Format:
Emotional field system with dependency forces and removal energy requirements Expected Output:
Controlled field reconfiguration with stability maintenance and energy optimization Example:
Emotional_field + Dependency_forces → Reconfigured_stability + Removal_energy → Field_reconfiguration=controlled_transition, Stability=maintained, Energy_cost=minimized Input Format:
Emotional compound system with conflicting reactions and removal catalysts Expected Output:
Safe decomposition pathway with stability preservation and reaction control Example:
Attraction + Obsession + Trust_conflict → Stable_emotional_state + Removed_obsession → Decomposition=gradual_catalysis, Stability=maintained, Byproducts=trust_enhancement, Safety=high Hints
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