As a means of reducing tension in a mediation, the mediator may meet with the parties individually and keep their confidences using a
A)caucus.
B)mini-trial.
C)med-arb.
D)conciliation.

Question

As a means of reducing tension in a mediation, the mediator may meet with the parties individually and keep their confidences using a
A)caucus.
B)mini-trial.
C)med-arb.
D)conciliation.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A caucus is a private meeting between the mediator and one of the parties involved in a mediation, where confidences can be kept, and strategies can be discussed without the other party's presence, thus potentially reducing tension.

As a Means of Reducing Tension in a Mediation, the Mediator