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conflicts to boundaries, (c) mark rogers, ph.d 2004 - all rights reserved, attacking, misperceiving by 90 degrees, expressing hurt sorrow, blaming, coping strategies, victim - rescuer - persecutor script, the prototypical relationship-defeating game, if your issue ..., the other person is operating out of an extreme style, gifts, negotiations, or agree-to-disagree., conjoint problem-solving, and your partner is willing, you can be confident that the situation requires boundary-setting, conflict resolution, it's a problem when the issue disappears after a solution is found., perceiving another's middle- ground as an extreme, can not be permanently solved, expressing anger , stable outcomes, but your partner is unwilling, it's a conflict when you both can't have what you want., quit that., expressing caring, feel dysfunctional, extreme relationship styles, problems and difficulties are mostly about situational circumstances., it's a difficulty when the issue won't disappear because no 'solution' exists., controlling, can be permanently solved, feel functional, your own extremes, win- win outcomes