MCQ Bank
Which of the following is more likely to reduce meta-disputes?
- A) Mediation
- B) Nonbinding evaluation
- C) Arbitration
- D) Adjudication
Which of the following is the first stage of process of mediation?
- A) Productive stage
- B) Agreement consummation
- C) Initial client contact
- D) Introductory stage
The ________________ approach to mediation does not seek resolution of the immediate problem, but rather, seeks the empowerment and mutual recognition of the parties involved.
- A) Bargaining-based
- B) Transformative
- C) Triage
- D) Therapeutic
Which type of goals promotes facilitative mediation?
- A) All of the given options
- B) Medium term
- C) Long term
- D) Short term
Confidentiality in mediation, that feature intervention by a third party neutral, is generally suspended in situations in which disclosure is required either to prove or to defend against an action against _____________________
- A) Protection of mediation process
- B) Mediator malpractice
- C) Consent of the participation
- D) To uphold the administration of justice
Which of the following processes are associated with greater quality of consent and psychological ownership of the outcomes than settlements produced by more adversarial alternatives?
- A) Principled bargaining
- B) Positional bargaining
- C) Adjudication
- D) Arbitration
Sara is a triage mediator, Warda is a pure mediator, Afifa is a therapeutic mediator, and Faria is a bargaining-based mediator. Which of these mediators is more likely to try to encourage her clients to improve relationship functioning so that conflicts can be resolved?
- A) Afifa
- B) Warda
- C) Faria
- D) Sara
Confidentiality is sometimes waived to ensure that those participating in mediation do so in good faith, demonstrate which of the following:
- A) Mediator malpractice
- B) To uphold the administration of justice
- C) Protection of mediation process
- D) Consent of the participation
Which of the following is cheaper and quicker than litigation?
- A) Adjudication
- B) Nonbinding evaluation
- C) Mediation
- D) Arbitration
The rules to govern mediation are derived from which of the following component of society?
- A) Rules
- B) Morals
- C) Values
- D) Ethics
Which of the following evaluative tactics in mediation consists of identifying overly optimistic BATNA assessments and providing strategic information to lower expectations?
- A) Structuring the negotiation
- B) Handling emotions
- C) Instilling doubt
- D) Caucusing
Which of the following stage of mediation process uses list of principles and brainstorm multiple joint options for mutual gains?
- A) Debriefing and referral
- B) Introductory stage
- C) Initial client contact
- D) Productive stage
Which of the following is/are the basic elements of negotiation?
- A) Process
- B) Behavior
- C) Substance
- D) All of the given options
Which of the following is the least formal process of dispute resolution?
- A) Mediation
- B) Arbitration
- C) Adjudication
- D) Litigation
Which of the following is better at teaching disputants how to negotiate effectively?
- A) Nonbinding evaluation
- B) Arbitration
- C) Mediation
- D) Adjudication
Sara is a triage mediator, Warda is a pure mediator, Afifa is a transformative mediator, and Faria is a bargaining-based mediator. Which of these mediators is more likely to try to encourage her clients to get a fair agreement through compromising?
- A) Afifa
- B) Warda
- C) Sara
- D) Faria
Which of the following can usually address issues of trust, anger and communication more effectively than simple lawyer assisted negotiation can?
- A) Mediation
- B) Adjudication
- C) Arbitration
- D) Nonbinding evaluation
Which of the following can transform disputants by empowering them, teaching them negotiation skills and helping them to see the other disputant’s point of view?
- A) Mediation
- B) Nonbinding evaluation
- C) Adjudication
- D) Arbitration
“To facilitate Collaborating/Integrating negotiation between the disputants” is the goal of which type of mediation?
- A) Therapeutic mediation
- B) Bargaining-based mediation
- C) Pure mediation
- D) Triage mediation
A professional player’s intellectually advanced approach to negotiate is discounted as the result of “coaching”; accordingly, he is underestimated as the negotiation proceeds, is an example of _______________ in processes of stereotype confirmation.
- A) Memory Intrusions
- B) Explaining away
- C) Selective weighting processes
- D) Ignoring