Question

question 3 of 9
arbitration can be effective when:
choose an option below
one or more participants have violated school policy
participants dont agree on how the decision is to be made
a staff member is being harassed
participants have confidence that a third partys decision will be reasonable and fair

Explanation:

Arbitration relies on a neutral third party to resolve disputes. For it to be effective, the involved parties must trust that the third party's ruling will be fair and reasonable, as this encourages them to accept the outcome. The other options describe scenarios where arbitration is either unsuitable or would not function effectively.

Answer:

participants have confidence that a third party's decision will be reasonable and fair