Kenneth Davis, a Leading Authority on Administrative Law, Describes the Principles

question 18

Multiple Choice

Kenneth Davis, a leading authority on administrative law, describes the principles of administrative rulemaking as

• A)attempts to avoid law suits.
• B)combining law and practice.
• C)a strategy to fill the gap between law and practice.
• D)answering all questions of policy.
• E)avoiding "tough" decisions.

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Definitions:

Congruence

A condition in which an individual's ideal self and actual experience are consistent or very similar.

Declarative

Declarative pertains to statements that convey information, in psychology specifically refers to memory that can be consciously recalled, such as facts and events.

Procedural

Relating to the procedures or steps followed to accomplish a task, often used in the context of legal, organizational, or programming processes.

Working Self-concept

The aspect of one's self-identity that is currently active in thought and influences behavior and perceptions in specific situations.