dyad
/ˈdaɪæd/
noun
- A pair or group of two people or things that are connected or work together.
- In the study, each dyad of participants was asked to solve a puzzle together.
- The dance routine was performed by a dyad of partners moving in perfect sync.
- A dyad of musicians played a duet at the concert.
- In sociology and psychology, a social group consisting of two people, such as a married couple or a close friendship.
- In a dyad, each person's actions directly affect the other.
- The therapist worked with the dyad to improve their communication.
- A dyad is the smallest and most intimate type of social group.
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