The Backward Roll Explained Divers enter the water in a few different ways, but one of the most common is called the ‘backward roll entry’, ‘back entry’ or ‘backroll’. This is when the diver sits on the edge of a small dingy or zodiac boat, holds onto their regulator mouthpiece and simply allows gravity to carry them underwater.
The connection–autonomy dialectic is where we want to be close to others but also seek to be autonomous; it is an internal struggle. The inclusion–seclusion dialectic is the external struggle between integration and separation.