This article critically examines the communications of a selected group of peer mediators who serve an “at‐risk” middle school. Based on our analyses, we identified instances of both neutral and nonneutral mediator communications as well as impartial and nonimpartial mediator communications. These findings are used as a basis for offering recommendations concerning peer mediation training programs.
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