Exam 6: The Art and Science of Policy Making

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​Match the term in the right column with its definition in the left column. Options will be used only once. -​They seldom get involved, but can be motivated on a specific issue.

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Before a problem can be addressed, a majority of people must be convinced that it is a public as opposed to a private issue.​

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​Define a problem. Does this question illustrate a problem, and more specifically, a public problem?

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Rules for day-to-day operation that are established so that laws can be carried out are called ____.

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Reflect upon this statement: "If dietetics is your profession, politics is your business."

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​Before money can be released to a program, an appropriation bill must be passed.

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​Match the term in the right column with its definition in the left column. Options will be used only once. -​set of problems to which policy makers give their attention

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As a community nutritionist, you will find that only national policy issues directly affect your work and the services you deliver.

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Draw the grassroots pyramid, and describe your current level of involvement when it comes to nutrition policy.

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In the House of Representatives, which committee has jurisdiction over revenue bills?

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​Match the term in the right column with its definition in the left column. Options will be used only once. -​They feel strongly about an issue, but prefer to talk rather than do anything about it.

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Why has the federal budget process been described as "fractured, contentious, and chaotic"?

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The process of putting a policy into action is called ____.

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What is the most important time for constituent involvement in the legislative process?

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​In the U.S., the steps followed by a bill that originates in the House are significantly different than those of a bill originating in the Senate.

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What is a political action committee (PAC)? Describe the purpose of PACs.

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In the grassroots pyramid, there are more power players than fence sitters.

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Licensure is a state regulatory action that establishes and enforces minimum competency standards for individuals working in regulated professions, such as dietetics.

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The bill authorizing the WIC supplemental feeding program became Public Law 92-433. The numbers 92-433 stand for ____.

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After a bill has been introduced in Congress, the bill is published in the ____.

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