Fact-Finding Could Be Considered Inferior to Mediation or Arbitration for All

question 50

Multiple Choice

Fact-finding could be considered inferior to mediation or arbitration for all of the following reasons except:

• A) It does not guarantee a resolution like arbitration.
• B) It does not assist the negotiators in their attempt to reach an agreement.
• C) It does not allow the parties to reevaluate their positions.
• D) Public pressure is often not enough to encourage the parties to settle.

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