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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Definitions:

Post-event

Refers to occurrences, analyses, or reactions following a specific event or situation.

Eyewitness

A person who has directly observed an event and can provide a first-hand account of it.

Cross-examining

The process of questioning a witness by the opposing party in a court of law to discredit their testimony or gain information.

Desensitization

The process by which someone is made less likely to feel shock or distress at scenes of cruelty, violence, or suffering by being exposed to them repeatedly.