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:

Sense of Consistency

The perception that one's life, experiences, and environment are stable, predictable, and reliable over time.

Social Contacts

Interactions between individuals that facilitate the exchange of information, support, and personal relationships.

Elders' Psychological Functioning

The cognitive and emotional aspects of aging, including changes in memory, problem-solving abilities, and emotional regulation among older adults.

Socioemotional Selectivity

A theory suggesting that as people age, they become more selective about their social networks, focusing on emotionally meaningful relationships and experiences.