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dyadic relationship

dyadic relationship A dyadic relationship is a social relationship between two people, understood as an ongoing interaction in which each person affects the other.

A dyadic relationship is a social relationship between two people, understood as an ongoing interaction in which each person affects the other. In this view, the relationship’s quality depends on how the pair’s shared pattern of relating fits with each person’s way of maintaining individuality while also connecting with the other.

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Drafting source: Kyselo Miriam; Tschacher Wolfgang. An enactive and dynamical systems theory account of dyadic relationships. 2014; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00452; article XML SHA-256 7f44c6ef08cf2b299d28ce0e0e44cbc87385dd1d9f5ad9f04bb750f82caa0f96. “An enactive and dynamical systems theory account of dyadic relationships” (10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00452).
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