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

Identify the genetic and familial risk factors associated with major depressive disorder.

Recognize social and cognitive influences on vulnerability to depression.

Describe the role of epigenetics in psychological disorders.

Identify historical and socio-cultural shifts affecting depression rates.

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