Sociotropy can be seen as the opposite of autonomy, because those with sociotropy are concerned with interpersonal relationships, whereas those with autonomy are more concerned with independence and do not care so much for others.
Medium Warm-Green Walls. Ranging from sunlit, grassy yellow-greens to dark olives, warm-green is a comforting color, full of connotations with nature and spring. If your room has intense, warm-green walls, you could temper the color by adding charcoal gray curtains, which have a complementary red undertone. For high contrast, consider patterned white curtains, featuring warm-green's color wheel opposite: magenta.
Here is an example of white curtains against light-gray walls. The first step in selecting curtains for a room with gray walls involves identifying the gray's undertone, which is the underlying hue bias of the gray. Grays have three principal undertones: warm, blue and green. Warm-gray undertones range from reds to purple, while blue-gray features a readily identified undertone.