Module VI

What are the guide questions for opening statements of parties?

• Party, Action, Fleeting

• Prosecuting, Attesting, Firing

• Perception, Action, Feeling

• Perceiving, Acting, Flying

Mediation is problem-solving and backward-looking.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The following are the skills needed by a mediator, except:

• Listening

• Good attention

• Observing

• Summarizing

Agenda items should be _________ phrased.

• Bulleted

• Neutrally

• Equally

• Numbered

All cases cognizable by the first-level courts are required to undergo mediation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In mediation, private sessions are mandatory.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The following are incidence to avoid or control during joint sessions, except:

• Adversarial Language

• Making assumptions

• Glossing over concerns

• Small talks

The two stages of mediation are:

• I. Problem-defining stage

  II. Problem-solving stage

• I. Issue-defining stage

  II. Issue-solving stage

• I. Agenda-defining stage

  II. Resolution-solving stage

• I. Action-defining stage

  II. Interests-solving stage

What does S.M.A.R.T. stand for?

• Specific, Measurable, Agreed-upon, Realistic, Time related

• Specific, Mentored, Action Based, Reframed, Tension related

• Specific, Metered, Action Based, Realistic, Time focused

• Specific, Measurable, Attention Focused, Realistic, Tension related

When a lawyer is acting as a mediator, he may also give legal advise to hasten the process.

• TRUE

• FALSE