In everyday or common language, the most frequent use of confrontation refers to a confrontation or opposition. A sociologist can affirm that, in a certain city, there is a clash between tradition and modernity. The researcher pointed out that many people strive to maintain the customs and rituals they inherited from their ancestors, while others seek to develop new practices, more in keeping with the times. A confrontation is generated between one position and another.
It can also be conceptualized as a face-to-face meeting, where two or more people discuss their different points of view, opinions, solutions, visions, situations, etc. of a certain subject, be it peaceful or not. If there is aggression, the confrontation will result from a confrontation between one or more people.
The confrontation usually develops or simply arises from differences between individuals and it is very important to try to solve and reach healthy conclusions for everyone.
There is talk of confrontation when you face two or more things for comparative purposes. "I was comparing my class notes with his and there are many profound differences", "the scientists did a study, comparing various medicines and their active ingredients, to determine which was the most effective drug ", "The expert has faced the company of the promissory note with that of the person to whom it is attributed to determine if it is his or was forged "or" I have confronted several countries to find out which is the place that I will choose to present ".
Confrontation is an ideal therapeutic strategy when the patient is angry or upset with another person, but wants to keep that relationship on good terms because he considers it important.
For this, it is essential that the patient follow the following steps:
- You should first start a conversation out loud, but with yourself with the name of the person you are upset with.
- Once the conversation with your name has started, you should continue saying something like "I'm angry because."
- Once the reason is explained, you should repeat it continuously until the resentment subsides. When that resentment disappears, you should end by saying the following sentence: "I thank you because." It is essential that the patient repeat this phrase continuously until they feel the resentment disappear.
