The statement about negotiation that is TRUE is: a. The best approach to take in a negotiation is a competitive one. b. Negotiation follows a formal procedure, involving a private meeting between ti appointed negotiator. c. Parties cannot withdraw from negotiation. d. Negotiation is cooperative and non-binding. Which one of the following steps is NOT part of a mediation? a. the mediator meets with both parties together and separately. b. the mediator helps to examine the witnesses. c. the mediator facilitates discussion between the parties. d. the mediator identifies potential problems and solutions. Arbitration and litigation have some similarities. They include all of the following, EXCEPT: a. Lawyers may act for the parties. b. They are the most costly ways of resolving conflict. c. The proceedings can be hostile. d. Sitting judges act as the decision makers. Which one of the following statements is FALSE? Select one: a. If a judge determines that a piece of legislation conflicts with the Charter, he can declat th. legislation to be of no force or effect. b. Anyone whose charter rights or freedoms have been infringed or denied can seek a remedy from a Canadian court. c. If the police failed to obtain a search warrant before conducting a search of someone's house, the evidence discovered during their search might be excluded from criminal court proceedings. d. Evidence obtained in a manner that infringed or denied someone's Charter rights or freedoms is always inadmissible in Canadian courts. Which of the following statements is FALSE? Select one: a. You cannot appeal a negotiation or mediation. b. Generally, you cannot appeal an arbitrator's decision, although it may be possible to have the decision judicially reviewed. c. Arbitration is the simplest, least formal form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) avaliable to parties. d. Both mediation and arbitration involve the use of a neutral third party to help resolve the dispute