Question 1

During transformative mediation, RECOGNITION may arise when

Accepted Answer

A)  Parties gain a better understanding of each other's experiences. 
B)  Parties apologize for how they may have hurt one another. 
C)  Parties show concern for one another's situation. 
D)  Parties try to gain a better understanding of their conflict. 
E)  All of the above. 
A)  Parties gain a better understanding of each other's experiences. 
B)  Parties apologize for how they may have hurt one another. 
C)  Parties show concern for one another's situation. 
D)  Parties try to gain a better understanding of their conflict. 
E)  All of the above.

Question 2

TRANSFORMATIVE MEDIATORS view conflict as

Accepted Answer

A)  A problem to be solved. 
B)  An exchange of resources. 
C)  A crisis in human interaction. 
D)  A boat that needs to be put on an even keel. 
E)  A burning inferno that requires lots of water to douse the fire. 
A)  A problem to be solved. 
B)  An exchange of resources. 
C)  A crisis in human interaction. 
D)  A boat that needs to be put on an even keel. 
E)  A burning inferno that requires lots of water to douse the fire.

Question 3

What are the potential benefits of using a transformative approach to mediation?

Accepted Answer

A transformative approach to mediation f

Question 4

Describe a mediator's role in supporting apologies or forgiveness.

Accepted Answer

A mediator plays a crucial role in suppo

Question 5

EMPOWERMENT may be observed in transformative mediation when the parties

Accepted Answer

A)  Take risks without sufficient information. 
B)  Follow the guidance of the mediator. 
C)  Ignore the mediator. 
D)  Use paraphrase and summarization to demonstrate they are listening. 
E)  Replace their sense of hopelessness with greater optimism. 
A)  Take risks without sufficient information. 
B)  Follow the guidance of the mediator. 
C)  Ignore the mediator. 
D)  Use paraphrase and summarization to demonstrate they are listening. 
E)  Replace their sense of hopelessness with greater optimism.

Question 6

What does it mean for a mediator to "get out of the way" of clients? Provide an example to demonstrate this strategy.

Accepted Answer

When a mediator "gets out of the way" of

During transformative mediation, RECOGNITION may arise when

TRANSFORMATIVE MEDIATORS view conflict as

What are the potential benefits of using a transformative approach to mediation?

Describe a mediator's role in supporting apologies or forgiveness.

EMPOWERMENT may be observed in transformative mediation when the parties

What does it mean for a mediator to "get out of the way" of clients? Provide an example to demonstrate this strategy.

The Mindful Practitioner

The Theoretical Bases of Conflict Resolution

Restorative Justice

Power-Based Negotiation

Rights-Based Negotiation

Interest-Based Negotiation

Family Mediation and a Therapeutic Approach

Group Facilitation

Advocacy

Exploring Metaphoric Storytelling and Conflict Resolution Practices

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Exam 7: Transformative Mediation

During transformative mediation, RECOGNITION may arise when

TRANSFORMATIVE MEDIATORS view conflict as

What are the potential benefits of using a transformative approach to mediation?

Describe a mediator's role in supporting apologies or forgiveness.

EMPOWERMENT may be observed in transformative mediation when the parties

What does it mean for a mediator to "get out of the way" of clients? Provide an example to demonstrate this strategy.

The Mindful Practitioner

The Theoretical Bases of Conflict Resolution

Restorative Justice

Power-Based Negotiation

Rights-Based Negotiation

Interest-Based Negotiation

Family Mediation and a Therapeutic Approach

Group Facilitation

Advocacy

Exploring Metaphoric Storytelling and Conflict Resolution Practices

Filters