The phrase "a face to face problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an issue that requires direct, personal interaction to resolve, rather than being handled remotely or through digital means.
Example: "The negotiations have reached a standstill, and we need to address this as a face to face problem to find a solution."
Alternatives: "a direct issue" or "an in-person challenge".
The steps include: (I) watchful waiting, (II) a guided self-help program, (III) face to face problem solving treatment (PST), and (IV) psychotherapy, medication or a referral to other services (e.g. social work).
In a face-to-face problem-based learning environment, engagement increased primarily in two situations: while completing a personal project and during group discussions [ 36].
"We recognize that we wouldn't have had any of that frontline input if we had done this as a face to face workshop to tackle this problem, because there's no way they were going to fly these five guys to the UK take five days out of work to work the problem". However, it was once ideas starting coming in that the real surprises began for the design experts.
(The popularity of emojis is a tacit admission of the difficulty and no solution to the problem). In a face to face encounter, the two men could have easily picked up on each other's verbal and nonverbal cues and, gingerly or suddenly, broken through to the frank discussion that the email withheld and the founder was avoiding.
Shifting from Macro to Micro, I traded large scale approaches for face-to face problem solving.
Patients in the experimental study arm enter a stepped care programme including 1) watchful waiting, 2) guided self-help via Internet or a booklet, 3) face-to-face problem solving treatment, 4) specialised psychological interventions such as cognitive behavioural therapy and/or antidepressant medication.
Together, the patient and psychologist decide on the next treatment step: face-to-face problem solving treatment (step III) or psychotherapy, medication or a referral (step IV), depending on needs and preferences of the patient.
He was a quiet uncomplicated man, face to face with the problem of survival.
And as Martin Luther King, Jr., said, "All progress is precarious, and the solution of one problem brings us face to face with another problem".
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