The Methods and Tools That National Leaders Use to Achieve

question 57

Multiple Choice

The methods and tools that national leaders use to achieve the national interests of a state are called

• A) national security policy.
• B) statecraft.
• C) rational actor model.
• D) defense policy.

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Definitions:

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Phase 2: Early Attachment

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Bowlby's Phases

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Peek-A-Boo

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