Which option is NOT one of the three tactical options used to intervene?

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The three tactical options for intervening are direct action, using distraction to create an opportunity, or delegating to another responder. Mediation isn’t part of that immediate intervention framework; it’s a communication-focused approach aimed at resolving conflict over time rather than taking quick, tactical actions in the scene. Mediation involves negotiation and sustained dialogue, which may occur later or in a different context, but it isn’t one of the immediate tactical options to intervene.