Unlike an Iron Triangle, an Issue Network

question 34

Multiple Choice

Unlike an iron triangle, an issue network:

• A) has people with differing policy concerns.
• B) is less interdependent and unified.
• C) is more structured.
• D) includes less players.
• E) has only one network in a given policy area.

Discern the role of clichés in critical analysis.

Appreciate the importance of reasoning as a key characteristic for citizens.

Assess the influence of personal choices versus circumstances on people’s lives.

Examine the purpose and effectiveness of personality and aptitude tests like Myers-Briggs.

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