Dyadic communication refers to the interactive exchange between two individuals characterized by mutual thoughts, ideas, and beliefs, resulting in a deeper impact. It requires a dialogic or face-to-face interaction where both participants synchronize their thought processes and maintain a continuous dialogue. Examples include historical figures sharing ideas and mutual understanding between two parties, differentiating it from casual conversations.

1. Dyadic Communication
Dyadic Communication is communication or inter–relationship
between two people having or involving mutual thoughts, ideas,
liking and disliking in the same range and the communication have
deeper impact .

2. Meaning of Dyadic Communication.
• Dyadic Communication basically means dialogic communication or
face to face verbal communication.
• In this type of communication it is sino quo non that there is a
mutual relationship the two people in form of understanding ,
ideas, thoughts and beliefs.
• Dyadic Communication involves synchronization of thoughts
between the the two people of same age.

3. Examples
• Thought waves of Socrates and Plato,
• Thought waves Swami Vivekand and Shri Krishna.
• Indian Government and U.S. Govt.
• Two people communicating in street is not a dyadic
communication.

4. Summary
• It Involves two people or group
• Mutual Understanding in terms of thoughts, Ideas, believes,
• Share same range of thoughts waves.
• Continuity in dialogue.
• Intensive duration of dipper impact between two people.

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