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mediation [me″de-a´shun]
the act of intervening or serving as an intermediary.
conflict mediation in the nursing interventions classification, a nursing intervention defined as facilitation of constructive dialogue between opposing parties with a goal of resolving disputes in a mutually acceptable manner.


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However, unaware of her kinship to the Tracys, Claire's mediative function cannot be activated.
Being determinant or mediative is not an action's property; it depends on the goal to be attained, the way chosen to attain such a goal (the word purpose will be used to combine the goal and way to reach the goal), and the explanatory theory used--that is, how the actors suppose that things happen in the world.
In Searching For The Waters Of Antiquity: A Follow-Along Meditation Process, Ryan draws upon her decades of experience and expertise to provide the non-specialist general reader with a do-it-yourself manual of meditation techniques and applied principles to engage in the mediative experience and process.
 
 
 
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