What are the two forms of arbitration processes?
A) rights and interests
B) interests and conciliation
C) rights and conciliation
D) arbitration and mediation

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The two forms of arbitration processes are based on rights and interests. In a rights-based process, the arbitrator makes a decision by applying the law or a contract to the facts of the case. In an interests-based process, the arbitrator tries to facilitate a resolution that meets the needs and interests of both parties, even if it doesn't strictly follow the law or the terms of the contract.

What Are the Two Forms of Arbitration Processes