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In a dispute, both sides state the same facts but draw different conclusions. What should a mediator do first?

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Correct answer: Clarify each side's interpretation and context

The governing concept is perspective-sensitive communication and active listening. When the facts are shared but conclusions differ, the disagreement may come from different meanings, assumptions, goals or contexts rather than from the evidence itself. A mediator should first ask each side to explain and clarify its interpretation, making option A correct. Declaring a winner too soon creates bias, removing evidence harms reasoning, and ending dialogue prevents resolution.

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MediationActive ListeningPerspectiveConflict ResolutionPerspectives In Communication And BarriersCommunication Skills IArtificial IntelligenceClass 9 Mcq

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