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Asymmetrical relationship



         


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An asymmetrical relationship is a relationship that is not symmetrical; that is, it has a definite direction that cannot be reversed without changing its meaning. For instance, if A is the child of B, it cannot be said that B is the child of A. Asymmetrical relationships are useful in defining hierarchies.

Generalizations: hierarchical relationship
Involved in: hierarchy
Primary Domain: Interdisciplinarity

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