What Is the Primary Difference Between Mediation and Arbitration

question 45

Multiple Choice

What is the primary difference between mediation and arbitration?

• A) Arbitration is generally more time consuming than mediation
• B) Arbitrators only consult with both sides, whereas mediators issue a binding decision
• C) Mediation typically involves at least four parties
• D) Mediators only consult with both sides, whereas arbitrators issue a binding decision

Distinguish between the types of volcanic rocks and their formations.

Understand the formation and characteristics of volcanic domes.

Identify the main causes of caldera collapse and associated features.

Recognize the differences between various types of volcanoes.

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