In Evaluating Any Social Policy, It Is Important to Remember

question 35

Multiple Choice

In evaluating any social policy, it is important to remember that

• A)there is no way to define a policy's level of "success."
• B)there is more than one way to measure a policy's level of "success."
• C)policies have little or nothing to do with people's politics.
• D)the public generally does not care if programs work or not.

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Definitions:

Non-Human Animals

Refers to all animals other than humans, often used in research to study biological and behavioral processes.

Informed Consent

The process of providing individuals with all relevant information regarding a procedure or study, ensuring they understand and agree to participate voluntarily.

Organized System

A structured set of components or entities that are interrelated and work together to achieve a particular goal or function.

Hypothesis

A proposed explanation for a phenomenon, made as a starting point for further investigation, which can be tested through experimentation or observation.