Dyadic communication refers to interaction between two individuals. It provides ideal conditions for close-range, continuous feedback as the two participants can observe each other's minutest reactions given their proximity. High fidelity exchange of meaning is possible as roles are changed frequently between the sender and receiver. Body language acquires greater significance in dyadic communication. Common forms of dyadic communication include face-to-face conversations, telephone conversations, interviews, and instruction, with conversation being the most frequent type.

1. DYADIC
COMMUNICATION
-OMESH KUMAR R
AND
-PURUSHOTHAMAN G

2. – DEFINITION
• Dyad means two things of similar
kind or nature or group and
dyadic communication means the
inter-relationship between the
two. . A lasting communication of
ideas between two people for
long duration of time or of any
intensive duration of deeper
impact may be called dyadic
communication.
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3. Dyadic Communication The term ‘Dyadic
communication’, in general refers to an
interaction between two persons.
Even if two persons are present in a
situation, it is only two communicators that
play a fundamental role.
It is a person to person transaction and one
of the commonest forms of speech
communications.
It provides an ideal conditions for close
range continuous feedback.
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The meaning exchanged between the
sender and the receiver is marked by
high fidelity High fidelity means a high
degree of faithfulness to the original.
There is a frequent change of role of
participants and body language acquires
a greater significance.
This is so because the minutest
reactions are mutually observable.
The formal dyadic communication with
which we are concerned demands
artistry that can be acquired through
practice.

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Dyadic communication may take a
number of forms such as:
Face to face conversation
Telephone conversation
Interview
instruction
Dictation

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Conversation is the most common form
of dyadic communication.
It links people together, be it social or
professional.
Conversation may be defined as oral and
usually informal or friendly exchange of
views, ideas, etc.
In a conversation a participant has to
play the role of a speaker or a listener
interchangeably.
Very often we form an impression about
an individual from the way he talks and
the topic(s) on which he converses.

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Good dyadic communication brings
people together. It has social benefits. It
also provides a professional benefit of
ensuring people understand each other.
Those who lack communication
competence may struggle with personal
and professional relationships.
When people are not active listeners,
they may give the impression that they
are not interested in the things other
people say. Strong communication does
more than allow people to convey
information. It also lets them to build
stronger relationships.

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—Telephonic conversation is a another
type of dyadic communication .which
gains lot of importance in today’s world
of mobiles & media.
— Dyadic communication is face to face
communication .In which besides
words feelings are also transfer from
one person to another

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– To help in problem solving
– To resolve conflict
– To influence people in work together
– To persuade other to be involved in
organizational goals

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– Instantaneous two way process
– One off exercise
– Day to day language
– Presence of both sender & receiver
– Principle → Accuracy
Clarity And
Brevity
are the three principle of dyadic communication
– Effect of body language & speech modulation.

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