MEDIATOR NEUTRALITY is an ethical principle suggesting that a mediator should NOT
A) Have a stake in the outcome of the case.
B) Have a prior relationship that could affect the parties' perception of the mediator's ability to treat them equally.
C) Act in a way that favors one party or the other.
D) Use undue influence to persuade the parties.
E) All of the above.

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Mediator neutrality requires that the mediator does not have a stake in the outcome, avoids prior relationships that could affect impartiality, does not favor any party, and refrains from using undue influence.

MEDIATOR NEUTRALITY Is an Ethical Principle Suggesting That a Mediator