Adjudication, mediation, negotiation, and struggle are  all mechanisms for resolving and settling disputes or "dealing with opposing  preferences".

Mediation is  the most popular form of dispute resolution. Many remarkable results are being  achieved through this non adversarial process thus saving time, considerable  expense and relationships. It is commonplace to hear Mediators claiming higher  than 75% success rates in areas of dispute from marriage separation through to  employment disputes, neighbourhood disputes, disputes between family and friends  to environmental and commercial issues. The Courts are referring young offenders  to Victim Offender Mediation with remarkable results.

Research undertaken by Kelly and Gigy 1989 - reported findings on the reasons given by mediation clients for choosing mediation. Four reasons identified by more than 80% of male and female clients are to (a) reach an agreement that is satisfactory to all parties (93%)  (b)reduce or avoid hostility between parties (83%) (c) reduce the cost of obtaining a lawyer  (82%) and (d) reduce involvement with lawyers and court proceedings (81%).

Compared with other approaches/processes, negotiation and mediation are more constructive in two senses.  Positively they contribute more toward reaching mutually satisfactory, durable out-comes, and they generate greater mutual satisfaction with the process itself.

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