In Evaluating Any Social Policy, It Is Important to Remember

question 47

Multiple Choice

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

• A)there is only one 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:

Comprehending Others

The process of understanding individuals' thoughts, feelings, and behaviors within the context of their experiences and communications.

Political Skill

The ability to effectively understand others at work and to use such knowledge to influence others to act in ways that enhance one’s personal or organizational objectives.

Job Performance

The manner in which an employee executes their work duties and responsibilities, often measured against pre-established criteria or objectives.

Career Success

The achievement of personal work-related goals and objectives, often characterized by promotions, recognition, and personal satisfaction.