During Mediation, CAUCUSING Refers to

question 6

Multiple Choice

During mediation, CAUCUSING refers to

• A) The use of persuasion skills to promote win-win solutions.
• B) Having each party brainstorm a separate list of options for solution.
• C) Individual meetings between the mediator and each client.
• D) Affirming the dignity and worth of each client.
• E) Allowing clients to make their own decisions, regardless of how silly they may be.

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Definitions:

Cultural Values

The deeply rooted ideals or principles shared by members of a society that shape behaviors, norms, and social practices.

LMX

Leader-Member Exchange Theory, focusing on the two-way (dyadic) relationship between leaders and members, influencing organizational outcomes.

Implicit Theories

involve the unspoken, automatic beliefs and perceptions that people hold about the world, others, and themselves, which influence behavior and attitudes.

Diverse Cultures

The presence and interaction of multiple cultures within a given setting, contributing to a rich and varied societal tapestry.