Tony and Diana found it easier and easier to talk with one another in their mediation session, but they struggled to come up with ways of finding additional places for older residents of their neighborhood to park without using the playground space. At one point, Tony asked the mediator, $$Well$,$ you seem pretty smart$$ you got us to sit down and talk together, and that wasn't easy. What do YOU think we could do$?$

Ava replied, $$Thanks for the compliment, Tony, but I$\text{'}$m really not able to give you my opinion in a mediation like this. I$\text{'}$m not really familiar with all of the different issues that my suggestions might raise. My job here is just to help you two find a way of solving the problem yourselves. Some kinds of mediation include suggestions from the mediator, but that's not what I think will work best here.$$

Select the true statement about the different types of mediation.

In evaluative mediation, the mediator travels between parties, who are never in the same room.

In mediation$-$arbitration, the focus is on changing the relationship between the the parties.

In facilitative mediation, the mediator steers the process in a neutral way.

In transformative mediation, the mediator can offer suggestions and opinions.