Dyadic Communication

Dyadic Communication

Dyadic communication is a type of communication that occurs between two people or two parties, typically in a face-to-face setting. It is often characterized by a back-and-forth exchange of information, ideas, and messages between the individuals involved.

Dyadic communication can occur in various settings, such as in personal relationships, business interactions, or therapy sessions. It can be formal or informal, planned or unplanned, and can involve various forms of communication, including verbal and nonverbal cues.

In dyadic communication, the individuals involved are typically more focused on each other and the exchange of information between them, compared to other forms of communication where there may be more people involved. This type of communication allows for a more intimate and personal exchange of information, and can often lead to deeper understanding and connection between the parties involved.

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