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What is the difference between bipolar I and bipolar II disorder?
Arbitration
A dispute resolution technique involving a neutral third party who decides on the outcome, often legally binding.
Negotiator Control
Negotiator Control refers to the ability of a negotiator to influence the process, terms, and outcome of a negotiation.
Facilitative Mediator Approach
A mediation style in which the mediator structures the process but does not direct the outcome, encouraging parties to reach their own agreements.
Low-hostility Situations
Scenarios characterized by minimal antagonism or aggression, where parties involved are more conducive to cooperation and peaceful conflict resolution.
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