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Figure 10.2B Subjective dependence network (believed by Y )

necessary actions, plans and/or resources that are owned by Ag i and not owned by Ag j .in
order to achieve g jk.
In general, Ag j has an Objective Dependence Relationship with Ag i if in order to achieve
at least one of its goals g jk ∈

G j , there are necessary actions, plans and/or resources that are
owned by Ag i and not owned by Ag j (or, that is the same, they are owned by Ag j but not usable
by it for several reasons).
Ag j has not got the 'power of' achieving g jk , while Ag i has this 'power of'.
As in (Castelfranchi et al. , 1992) we can introduce the unilateral , reciprocal , mutual and
indirect dependence (see Figure 10.3). In very short and simplified terms, we can say that the
difference between reciprocal and mutual is that the first is on different goals while the second
is on the same goal.