Active Policy Making Refers to

question 65

Multiple Choice

Active policy making refers to

• A)actions taken by policy makers in response to or in anticipation of some change in the overall economy.
• B)policy making that is carried out in response to a rule.
• C)relying on policies that act as automatic stabilizers.
• D)nondiscretionary policy making.

Understand the significance of individual and collective efforts in promoting environmental sustainability.

Identify the principles underlying environmental law and governance.

Recognize the importance of environmental justice and the rights to a safe, healthy environment.

Understand the personal responsibilities and actions an individual can take to address environmental issues.

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Definitions:

Dependence Training

Educational practices and societal expectations that encourage compliance and reliance on others within a community or family.

Interdependence Training

A method of teaching or training individuals to depend on each other, promoting teamwork and collaboration skills.

Sibling Child-rearing

The practice where siblings, rather than parents, take primary responsibility for raising children in a family.

Polygamous

A mating system in which an individual has more than one mate simultaneously.