Individual family members have been assisted in resolving disputes arising from divorce or separation, property division, or financial arrangements, through court-connected family mediation programs, which differ significantly from court adjudication. ███
Intro Topic ·Family mediation v. court adjudication
Two very different options to resolve family disputes
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Question Type
Author’s perspective
Implied
This is an Inference question from the author’s perspective about the difference between court adjudication and family mediation. The author explains the differences throughout the passage. Remember that court adjudication is the more formal method of conflict resolution, and that the author supports family mediation as the better option to meet the needs of family law.
a
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Unsupported. The author actually suggests that family mediation is better suited to the needs of family law. The fact that the author wrote this whole passage comparing them tells us that there is a difference between the two options.
This is supported in P3, which states that family mediation can lead to greater compliance. This comparison shows that the outcomes reached can vary depending on which process is used.
Anti-supported. The author explicitly states that family mediation is better suited to the needs of family law.
Difficulty
77% of people who answer get this correct
This is a moderately difficult question.
It is significantly harder than the average question in this passage.
CURVE
Score of students with a 50% chance of getting this right
25%135
148
75%160
Analysis
Author’s perspective
Implied
Critique or debate
Law
Answer Popularity
PopularityAvg. score
a
1%
161
b
77%
164
c
15%
159
d
2%
158
e
5%
156
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