In which of the following situations is mediation most likely to be effective?

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Mediation is most effective when the conflict between the parties involved is at a moderate level because it allows the mediator to facilitate communication and understanding between the parties. In situations where the conflict is too high or too low, the parties may not be willing to work together towards a mutually beneficial solution. Additionally, in situations where one party perceives the mediator as biased or coercive, mediation may not be effective as the party may not trust the mediator's neutrality. When there is a large gap between the target points of both parties, it may be difficult to find a solution that is acceptable to both parties, but this does not necessarily make mediation less effective. The unwillingness to disclose BATNA may also impact the effectiveness of mediation, but it is not as critical as the level of conflict.

In Which of the Following Situations Is Mediation Most Likely