If you were asked to conduct a facilitative mediation for Tatiana and Jane, and knowing that you “own the process” what would be important for you to consider in terms of location and physical arrangement?
a. That you are seated behind a chair and defendants seat next to each other.
b. That parties are seated across from each other at the table, with you at the end of the table.
c. That this is a relaxed process and there are no concerns about security.
d. The table arrangement should be done in a way that supports one of the disputants more than the other.
b. That parties are seated across from each other at the table, with you at the end of the table.
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