If peer review does not lead to a compromise, a neutral party from outside the organization hears the case and tries to resolve the conflict and attempts to reach a compromise. This process is called
A) mediation.
B) carve-out.
C) open-door policy.
D) fair representation.
E) attrition.

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The process described in the statement is mediation, which involves a neutral third-party attempting to facilitate a compromise between the conflicting parties. Carve-out refers to exempting certain individuals or groups from a policy or rule, open-door policy refers to a policy of allowing employees to communicate directly to upper management, fair representation refers to ensuring all parties are represented fairly in a dispute, and attrition refers to a natural reduction in the size of a workforce.

If Peer Review Does Not Lead to a Compromise, a Neutral