Dyadic

• Dyadic conversational interaction is the dynamics between two particular people, in which eye contact is important and the speaker controls the interaction. According to Ghil'ad Zuckermann, Western conversational interaction is typically both "dyadic" and "contained" (in a relatively short, defined time frame). For example, if one asks a question, one expects to receive an answer immediately thereafter. On the other hand, traditional Aboriginal conversational interaction is not "dyadic" but rather "communal" (broadcast to many people, eye contact is not important, the listener controls the interaction) and "continuous" (spread over a longer, indefinite time frame). For example, if one asks a question, one should not expect an immediate answer. --> ==Mathematics==

• Dyadic relation, synonym for binary relation • Dyadic function, a function having an arity of two (i.e. having two arguments) • Dyadic decomposition, a concept in Littlewood–Paley theory • Dyadic distribution, a type of probability distribution • Dyadic rational, a rational number whose denominator is a power of 2 • Dyadic transformation, an iterated transformation of the unit interval • Dyadics, second-order tensors ==See also==