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The definition of policy practice
What is efforts to change policies in legislative, agency, and community settings?
The definition implementation appraisal
What is a detailed description of public programs that are a product of social policy?
The definition of negotiation
What is a process used to reach a compromise?
The central goal of policy practice
What is empowerment?
Year the Hatch Act was passed
What is 1939?
3 things required in policy practice
What is advocacy, analysis, and empowerment?
Two techniques of cost-benefit analysis
What is estimating cost and estimating benefits?
3 strategies for composing strong arguments
What is anticipating opposing arguments, using authority, and combining analytic material & anecdotal material?
Sharpening the message or "getting the gist" approach are used by who when treating the mentally ill
What is Dorothea Dix?
The Hatch Act purpose
What is to ensure that federal employees did not use the power or the resources of their offices to promote political candidates?
What is Bruce Jansson?
Framework that matches those of a "Positivist" research tradition
What is Rational Framework?
Aristole's 3 components of persuasion and definitions
Logos- Reason based on content and logic.
Pathos- Reason based on passion and emotions.
Ethos- Reason based on the merits and character of the speaker.
Define "I- thou" attitude
What is recognizing the individuality of the other and treating the person as worthy of respect?
Another name for the Conable election
What is the safe harbor clause?
An example of advocacy
What is preparing an argument, or organizing colorations.
What is centralization, staff characteristics, citizen participation, and appeal procedures?
Disputes, debates, and disagreements can be used to
What is building relationships?
Define "I-It" attitude
What is treating others as an object designed to serve the communicators selfish needs?
The largest donation a tax payer can contribute to a organization under the tax free provision
What is 1,000,000?
3 Ways to change policies
What is establishing new policies, improving existing ones, and defeating the policy initiatives of other people?
4 Benefits offered by public programs
What is services, goods, vouchers, and cash?
A powerful Coalition includes
What is groups that are personally and philosophically diverse.
The book say you can empower an individual by
What is helping them secure the knowledge, skills, resources, and opportunities to advocate for themselves?
Year the Hatch Act was amended
What is 1993?