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| He worried about an attempt to "engage us in a peculiar encounter in which our confronter will command us to take a position beneath him while placing himself not alongside of but above us," and opposed any meeting "in which we shall become an object of observation, judgment, and evaluation. Double conversion, then, refers to the conversion of the militant nonviolent confronter to a trust in the one who is confronted. 21) Theoretically, this approach complements the FAMEPP because it uses exercise prescription to encourage the patient to be a confronter. |
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