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Encyclopedia > Reciprocal relationship
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Reciprocity is used in in:

  • International relations
  • 19th Century Canadian politics
  • Cultural anthropology and in relation to non-market economic exchange.
  • Social Psychology
  • Photography
  • Mathematics

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Reciprocal (227 words)
A reciprocal equation is an equation which isn't changed by a substitution of a reciprocal for the unknown.
In the humanities and social sciences, a social interaction between actors is said to be reciprocal when each action or favour given by one party is matched by another in return.
In linguistics: a structure that marks a reciprocal relationship between grammatical agents.
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