What is meant by the term "dyadic"?
A) a label for the two-class social system in the Roman Empire that divided people among plebeians and patricians
B) a term describing the bipartite division of the human personality into body and soul
C) a term denoting that a person's identity is formed chiefly from the group
D) a term denoting a person who craves dyes

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The term "dyadic" refers to something that involves two units or components. In the context of social sciences, it often describes relationships or interactions between two individuals or entities, making option C incorrect as it suggests a group-based identity formation rather than a two-part interaction or relationship. Dyadic does not specifically refer to historical social systems, divisions of human personality, or a craving for dyes, making options A, B, and D incorrect.

What Is Meant by the Term "Dyadic