A Dyad is the smallest of all group sizes consisting of only
two members. It is the most intimate, but also the most unstable. If one member
of the Dyad leaves, there is no group left. However, a benefit of the Dyad is
how clean the communication is. It is impossible to play “He said, She said”
games in a Dyad; you know what the other member did or did not say. Examples of
Dyads are marriages, love affairs, and close friendships. The photo I included
is one of these close friendships, however if one of us leaves the relationship
there will be no friendship remaining because there will be no group.
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