Mediation Differs from Litigation in Which of the Following Ways

question 21

Multiple Choice

Mediation differs from litigation in which of the following ways?

• A)Mediation is based on seeking compromise, whereas in litigation one side normally wins and the other loses.
• B)In mediation, the parties decide on the outcome. In litigation, the court decides.
• C)In mediation, a third party (the mediator)assists the parties to reach an agreement, if possible. In litigation, a third party (the judge)decides the outcome.
• D)Both B and C
• E)All of the above

Grasp the historical impacts of war on the evolution of more virulent diseases.

Comprehend the mechanisms of antibiotic resistance and the role of horizontal gene transfer in bacteria.

Apply phylogenetic methods to study virus evolution across different mammal species.

Explain the evolution of drug resistance in pathogens and the effectiveness of multi-drug therapies.

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