identify at least two possible interests for the party indicated in the following situations You do not need to list an example for each interest. Pick 2 of the 3 (e.g. psychological and substantive; or substantive and procedural) for each situation. You need only identify two interests. You do not need to identify 3. Its your choice which 2 to identify. 1. An instructor referred two students to mediation. Jenna has not attended the last two group meetings for the team she is assigned to for the class project. She did come to meetings for the first few weeks, but then stopped attending. Jenna showed up at the last meeting and wanted to start working on the project again. Jeri, the group leader, doesnt think Jenna should be allowed back into the group.

Party: Jeri

a. Psychological interest for Jeri: b. Substantive interest for Jeri: c. Procedural interest for Jeri:

2. A supervisor referred two employees to mediation because their conflict behaviors are affecting others in the workplace. One employee, Joe, claims that since the company downsized several employees, he has been stuck with more work while the other employee, Rosa, hasnt had to pick up any new work. Rosa claims she has been working over 60 hrs the entire time shes been employed with the company, and doesnt see why she should have to pick up any new work.

Party A: Joe

a. Psychological interest for Joe:

b. Substantive interest for Joe: c. Procedural interest for Joe: