Disputants in low-hostility situations tend to respond better to a less active,more facilitative mediator approach.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  In low-hostility situations, the parties are not as emotionally charged, and therefore a less active, more facilitative mediator approach tends to be more effective in allowing the parties to work out their issues together. This approach allows the mediator to act more as a guide, helping the parties to communicate and come up with mutually agreeable solutions.

Disputants in low-hostility situations tend to respond better to a less active,more facilitative mediator approach.

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