Which of the following involves bringing in an outsider who attempts to help two sides of a dispute reach an agreement?
A) distributive bargaining
B) arbitration
C) mediation
D) collective bargaining

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Mediation involves bringing in an outsider (the mediator) who attempts to help two sides of a dispute reach an agreement. In arbitration, the third party (the arbitrator) makes a binding decision based on evidence presented by both sides. Distributive bargaining is a negotiation strategy where the goal is to divide a fixed amount of resources. Collective bargaining involves negotiations between an employer and a union representing a group of employees.

Which of the Following Involves Bringing in an Outsider Who