Simmel interpreted the dyad as
A)less stable than groups with many members.
B)involving less intense interaction.
C)less meaningful than the triad.
D)more stable than groups with many members.

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Simmel argued that dyads, or two-person groups, are less stable than larger groups because the entire group dynamic depends on both members remaining engaged. If one person leaves, the group ceases to exist, making it inherently less stable.

Simmel Interpreted the Dyad as