In Accessing the Credibility of a Witness, the Arbitrators Must

question 26

Multiple Choice

In accessing the credibility of a witness, the arbitrators must be aware of the following:

• A) Confident witnesses are the most accurate.
• B) A witness's personal biases may cloud both the memory and perception of an event.
• C) The more emotionally charged, the more accurate the recall.
• D) The witnesses' background.

Identify different anxiety disorders and their specific triggers or symptoms.

Learn strategies to manage fear of public speaking.

Differentiate between various types of specific phobias and social phobias.

Recognize the connection between specific behaviors (e.g., hand-washing, checking) and psychological disorders.

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Definitions:

Diagnose Need

pertains to the process of identifying and understanding the requirements or deficits within an organization, individual, or system, to address and rectify them effectively.

Minimizing Resistance

Strategies and actions aimed at reducing opposition or hesitancy towards change within an organization.

Communication

The act of transferring information from one place, person, or group to another through speech, writing, or some other medium.

Pilot Study

A small-scale preliminary study conducted to evaluate feasibility, time, cost, risk, and adverse effects.