Arbitrators, Unlike Judges

question 30

Multiple Choice

Arbitrators, unlike judges:

• A) are hired by the parties.
• B) do not have to review the case in an objective fashion.
• C) have to consider the common law of the shop.
• D) do not have to worry if the parties cannot live with the agreement.
• E) are hired by the parties and have to consider the common law of the shop.

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Definitions:

Reaction Formation

This defense mechanism involves the disguising of one's own threatening impulses by attributing them to others in an exaggerated or opposite form, as a means of coping with anxiety.

Exaggerated Emotions

Intensified feelings that are often disproportionate to the situation, sometimes due to stress, personality traits, or psychological conditions.

Repression

A psychological defense mechanism where distressing thoughts and memories are unconsciously blocked from conscious awareness.

Displacement

In psychology, a defense mechanism involving the redirection of an impulse from a real target to a safer or substitute one.