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A dyad in sociology refers to a social group of two individuals. In a dyad, the relationship dynamics are more intense and personal compared to larger groups. An example of a dyad is a close friendship between two people.

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A dyad in sociology refers to a social group of two individuals. In a dyad, the relationship dynamics are more intense and personal compared to larger groups. An example of a dyad is a close friendship between two people.

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