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Alyson Straub Bridging a Paradox: When two or more parties are engaged in an argument, it is oftentimes a difficult task to resolve the issue leaving both parties feeling as though they have, in a sense, won. Bridging a paradox involves finding a solution to a problem that effeciently satisfies the desires of each party, compromise is key. In the event that the arguing parties can not resolve things on their own, a third party may be neccessary in order to vact as a referree, validating each of the opposing arguments and assisting in identifying the major areas of conflict, thus aiding in resolution. As said by a previous psy 303 student, "the challenge then becomes how to make each side recognize “the problem” as the enemy, and not the other party."