When an Authority Listens to Both Sides of a Dispute,questions

question 4

Multiple Choice

When an authority listens to both sides of a dispute,questions the parties to the conflict,and then renders a judgment that both parties have agreed ahead of time to accept,which of the following intervention strategies is at play?

• A)Adjudication
• B)Arbitration
• C)Facilitation
• D)Mediation
• E)Conciliation

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Definitions:

Same Values

The shared principles or standards of behavior considered important within a group, organization, or culture.

Low Power Distance

A societal or organizational value emphasizing minimal hierarchy, encouraging equality and collaborative decision-making.

Orders Without Question

The act of executing directives without seeking clarification or expressing dissent.

Immediate Family

The closest kinship group of an individual, usually consisting of parents, siblings, and any children, considered as the fundamental unit of society.