Today’s post explores the role of body language in virtual or remote mediations, where mediators see participants in a box and on a screen as opposed to in a chair and in person.
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The overconfidence effect is a natural bias toward believing that we’re better at something than we actually are. The overconfidence effect can distort belief in the accuracy of a strong...
By Tammy LenskiJoe Folger feels that an important aspect of mediation training is to impress upon the participants that as mediators they will have influence on the disputants and to make conscious...
By Joseph P. FolgerHugh McIssac explains how he and others wanted to find a model where, unlike the adversary system, had people working together to resolve disputes. They started using a labor model.
By Hugh McIssac
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