In Most Cases, an Arbitrator's Award

question 75

Multiple Choice

In most cases, an arbitrator's award:

• A) needs to set forth the legal reasons for the result.
• B) needs to set forth the findings of fact.
• C) needs to set forth the specific credentials of the arbitrator.
• D) needs not set forth any specific facts, law, or reasons.
• E) needs to set forth the names of the parties.

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Definitions:

Informed Consent

A process ensuring participants are fully aware of the potential risks and implications involved in a study or procedure before agreeing to participate.

Voluntary Participation

The principle that individuals freely choose to participate in an activity, study, or research without coercion or undue influence.

Hypothesis

A tentative explanation or prediction that can be tested through scientific research.

Reliability

The consistency of a measure or test in producing stable and accurate results over multiple applications or time periods.