Exam 16: Core Democratic Principles and Public Policy
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The failure of South Carolina to lower the Confederate Flag to half-mast after the mass shooting at the Emanual African Methodist Episcopal Church in 2015 is an example of
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Some research suggests that citizens can be manipulated into greater compliance with tax policy through a
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Public policy should always be guided by majority preferences, even when it means denying a minority group a right to which they feel they are entitled.
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The success of the Behavior Insight Team (or "Nudge Unit") in the United Kingdom in increasing citizen compliance with government policies reflects the influence of _________________ on policy development.
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The list of issues that government is actually paying attention to is
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The final stage of the policymaking process, wherein government and nongovernment actors assess the successes and problems of public policies, is
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Which of the following non-governmental actors plays the most significant role in agenda setting? c
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The role played by "target populations" in the formulation of public policy alternatives can often undermine the core democratic principle of
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The phrase "the science of muddling through" has been used to describe which approach to policy making?
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All of the following are forces that can move a policy problem onto the public agenda EXCEPT:
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Public policy is a relatively stable, purposive course of action pursued by government officials or agencies.
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The decision making approach characterized by current decisions that are small adjustments to past decisions is known as
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Compared to other democracies, America generally has a worse record on the core principle of political equality, a better record on political freedom, and a roughly similar record on majority rule.
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The theory of policy making that seeks to explain why decision making in large, complex institutions (such as universities) often seems irrational is known as
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The type of policy making most closely associated with an incrementalist approach is
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Groups of people who either receive benefits or bear costs as a result of a policy decision are known as
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"Police Patrol" oversight is an example of the policy evaluation stage of public policymaking.
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Process evaluations are intended to assess whether a program or policy is
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