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j.rubin

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Even when there is no empirical evidence of a policy's effectiveness, it can be defended:
 
  a. On theoretical grounds.
  b. Based on professional wisdom.
  c. On moral grounds.
  d. All of these choices.

Question 2

It is difficult to implement new policies in organizations because:
 
  a. Most policies concentrate on prevention, not cure.
  b. Staff and clients are resistant to innovations.
  c. Staff do not want to follow leadership.
  d. Researchers often disagree with each other.



jessicaduplan

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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