Author Question: If a politician supports a policy in order to enhance their own prestige, it is an example of: a. ... (Read 110 times)

vicotolentino · **on:** Jul 2, 2018

If a politician supports a policy in order to enhance their own prestige, it is an example of:

a. A past stance.
b. A vested interest.
c. A situational reality.
d. Political strategy.

Question 2

A possible error that may occur when using just force field analysis is that:

a. An advocate will support a policy and then find out it cannot be enacted.
b. An advocate will blindly commit themselves to a policy that is not feasible.
c. An advocate may fail to understand the positions of others.
d. An advocate may fail to take action to persuade others.