| 31. | Vai [ ec ikas believed that a dyad has two parts, each of which is an atom.
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| 32. | Then the resolution of the identity above provides the dyad expansion of " L ":
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| 33. | A Dyad is formed by two complementary personalities, and a Triad is formed by three such.
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| 34. | These estimates are found in both conflict-year based datasets and dyad-year based datasets.
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| 35. | The theory further describes the degree of positivity associated with positive relational outcomes within a dyad relationship.
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| 36. | Cognitive valence theory seeks to describe and explain the process of intimacy exchange within a dyad relationship.
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| 37. | Bochner ( 2000 ) stresses inherent dialectic in interpersonal communication as the key to healthy marital dyads.
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| 38. | During those months, the opposition began referring to the governing dyad as " comedic dictators ".
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| 39. | There he was worshipped with the Weather god of the Heavens as half of a divine dyad.
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| 40. | The most basic interaction that establishes a Dominance Hierarchy is the dyad, or paired interaction among individuals.
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