The Rational-Comprehensive Model of Policymaking Is Unrealistic Because

question 35

Multiple Choice

The rational-comprehensive model of policymaking is unrealistic because

• A)it is difficult for policymakers to define precise values and goals.
• B)the selected policy will not always be the most effective means to the goal.
• C)comprehensive investigations into all solutions to any specific problem would be too time-consuming.
• D)it is difficult for policymakers to define precise values and goals, the selected policy will not always be the most effective means to the goal, and comprehensive investigations into all solutions to any specific problem would be too time-consuming.
• E)None of these choices is true.

Evaluate the significance of audience metrics in decisions about media content continuation or cancelation.

Grasp how corporate control of media can influence public perception and the variety of available content.

Acknowledge the importance and impact of media consolidation on consumer choice and content diversity.

Understand the impact of technology on the evolution of media and communication.

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Definitions:

Promotion Focus

A general tendency to think and act in ways oriented toward the approach of positive outcomes.

Maintenance Motivation

The drive to continue engaging in behaviors that uphold established habits, goals, or standards over time.

Growth Motivation

The drive to enhance oneself, to achieve one's potential and to develop beyond one's current state.

Successfully Resisting Persuasion

The ability to effectively withstand and counter persuasive attempts or influences by others.