Question

q: if you mediate a disagreement between two people, you:
a. write down everything they say to refer to later
b. help them stop arguing and come to an agreement
c. try to figure out which person will lose the argument
d. im not sure

Explanation:

The term "mediate" in the context of a disagreement means to act as an intermediary to help conflicting parties resolve their dispute. Option a is about documentation, not mediation. Option c focuses on determining a loser, which is not mediation. Option d is not a description of mediation. So, option b correctly defines mediating a disagreement as helping parties stop arguing and reach an agreement.

Answer:

b. Help them stop arguing and come to an agreement