Tag: Mediation


Conflict Resolution: The Psychology of Fair Judgment

Definition and Scope of Adjudication Adjudication, fundamentally, is the formal, authoritative process of resolving a dispute or determining rights and obligations through a structured legal or administrative mechanism. It involves an impartial third party—such as a judge, magistrate, jury, or administrative tribunal—who reviews presented evidence, hears arguments, and issues a binding decision based on established […]

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Mediation: Benefits and Overcoming Negative Attitudes

Introduction to the Construct of Attitude toward Mediation The concept of attitude toward mediation represents a critical psychological construct within the field of conflict resolution, significantly influencing the adoption, engagement, and ultimate success of mediated processes. An attitude, generally defined in social psychology, is a psychological tendency that is expressed by evaluating a particular entity […]

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