If a mediator sets groundrules for parties' interaction at the beginning of a mediation session, the mediator is enacting which type of third party control? A) process control B) content control C) motivational control D) mandate control E) endorsement control

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Process control involves the third party, in this case, the mediator, managing the procedure or method of how the mediation is conducted, including setting ground rules for interaction. This does not involve controlling the content of the discussions, the motivations of the parties, or imposing any mandates or endorsements.

If a Mediator Sets Groundrules for Parties' Interaction at the Beginning