Mediation Is Distinguished from Arbitration By

question 1

Multiple Choice

Mediation is distinguished from arbitration by:

• A) use of third-party neutrals.
• B) mediators appointed by government agencies.
• C) no final and binding decision.
• D) meetings where the parties present their issues to the neutral.
• E) all of these

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Definitions:

Kindred

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Social Mobility

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