Characteristics of a Dyad

A dyad is composed of two people who relate to each other (e.g., romantic partners, two friends, parent-child, or patient-therapist dyads). Dyad members relate to each other; they show interdependence based on mechanisms such as assortative mating or sharing a common social environment (e.g., Weidmann et al. 2016).

Dyadic intimacy easily gives way to libidinal contraction, permitting a self- sufficient, autonomous unit to arise which the corporate entity can neither regulate nor control.

• It is composed of two people. The most basic requirement for a group to be considered a dyad is that it has to have two people.
• It occurs over a length of time and interactions.
• It is intense and intimate.
• It is unstable and requires work.
• It involves personal responsibility.

Paul compares two terms: conformity and transformation. Transformation is a work of God in our inner man whereas, attempts to conform ourselves to the truth through our diligence, discipline, and self effort, is nothing that an unbeliever might do if he would set his mind to doing it.

Conform sentence example

1. I am but too ready to conform to them.
2. You must conform to the school’s rules, or else you will get detention.
3. Aria tried her hardest to conform to the group of girls around her, but never seemed to succeed.

Correct spelling for the English word “confirm” is [kənfˈɜːm], [kənfˈɜːm], [k_ə_n_f_ˈɜː_m] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

Confirm sentence example

1. Betsy was hopeful she might be able to confirm where the people had lived.
2. Ethel Rosewater called to confirm Thursday night.
3. A bunch of people confirm it.
4. She turned slowly and craned her head to confirm the design covered every inch of her exposed neck.

1to state or show that something is definitely true or correct, especially by providing evidence confirm something Rumors of job losses were later confirmed. His guilty expression confirmed my suspicions. Please write to confirm your reservation (= say that it is definite).