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The document is a Mediation Process Evaluation Form used by Clatsop County Circuit Court to gather feedback from participants regarding their experience in mediation. It includes questions about group orientation, clarity of information, respect during the process, and overall satisfaction with mediation outcomes.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Mediation Evaluation Form 2005 in the editor.
Begin by indicating whether you participated in the group orientation by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. If you select 'No', proceed directly to question #4.
For questions Q1 to Q3, rate your agreement with statements regarding the orientation's effectiveness. Use the provided checkboxes to mark your response from 'Strongly Agree' to 'Strongly Disagree'.
In questions Q4 and Q5, reflect on your mediation experience and express your feelings about discussing concerns and resolving conflicts. Again, use the checkboxes for your responses.
Continue with questions Q6 to Q10, focusing on respect, safety, and fairness during mediation. Mark your answers accordingly.
Finally, provide qualitative feedback in questions Q11 and Q12 about what was helpful and suggestions for improvement. Type your responses directly into the text fields.

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