ASSESSMENT

Policymaking is a process of communication between governmental and non-governmental actors.

• TRUE

• FALSE

We can stay updated about the policies through television only.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Voluntary instruments can also be facilitated by government entities through voluntary agreements and Public-Private Partnership.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Policy instruments are the tool by which government achieve their objectives.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Interests groups’ purpose may vary like policy issues, including the areas of environmental protection, poverty reduction, public safety, child health and welfare, gender equity, and transportation system reform.

• TRUE

• FALSE

This phase involves identifying and/or creating a set of policy alternatives to address a problem and reduce the number of possible solutions involved in preparing the final policy decision.

• AGENDA SETTING

• POLICY FORMULATION

• DECISION MAKING

• POLICY IMPLEMENTATION

It is the process or behavior to adopt social issue or problem as a policy problem. In the process, social issue or problem is chosen as governmental issue.

• AGENDA SETTING

• DECISION MAKING

• POLICY FORMULATION

• POLICY EVALUATION

The process whereby programs of policies are carried out, it denotes the translation of plans into practice.

• DECISION MAKING

• AGENDA SETTING

• POLICY FORMULATION

• POLICY IMPLEMENTATION

It is the analysis of policies, programs, or projects in order to interpret how successful or unsuccessful they have proved, with respect to their aims and/or their implementation on the ground.

• Agenda Setting

• Decision Making

• Policy Making

• Policy Evaluation

The following are example of Problem Solving Model except:

• Trial and Error

• Grow Method

• Scientific Method

• Divide and conquer