Several recommendations were made on how to adapt the tool based on their initial experience, predominantly centred around the confrontational aspects of the risk outputs.
Indeed, for many people, JFK's patient handling of dangerous confrontations with the Soviet Union - especially the Cuban missile crisis - stands in sharp contrast to the more confrontational aspects of the ongoing standoff over Iraq.
Some GPs were interested in exploring the possibility of patients using the tool in the waiting room as a form of screening for symptoms in advance, allowing GPs to be better prepared, and avoiding the potentially confrontational aspects of using the tool with the patient.
However, specific aspects of "confrontational counselling" are added to the L-MIS in the experimental group which discriminate the treatment from the treatment in control group 1.
While "The Look" is a bio-pic, featuring conversations with friends, it is tamer and less confrontational than past roles that explore darker aspects of her nature--revealing, instead, a more contented side.
These aspects derive from the principles of "confrontational counselling" which we have described in more detail elsewhere [ 29].
In the original script, Yoshimura made Pembleton more confrontational with the firefighters and emergency personnel, but this aspect of the script was changed when Fontana suggested it was too distracting.
The Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, who late last year announced plans to form a party to rescue the country from confrontational politics, said he had decided to give up the plan, "bowing to the practical aspects of the situation".
However, most praise was heaped on the popular entertainer and erstwhile "bad boy" of German TV, Stefan Raab, one of the four moderators, whose confrontational approach towards the seasoned politicians was widely seen as one of the most refreshing aspects of a debate that might otherwise have appeared too rehearsed and wooden.
