What do you think about the morality of the logic of policy? That is, do individuals have a responsibility to behave in ways that make policies work best for society as a whole, or can they simply act in a manner that is individually rational?
What will be an ideal response?
Varies
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Which statement characterizes decision making during crises?
A. Important options are more likely to be discussed. B. Biases become far less likely. C. Groupthink occurs more easily. D. Decision makers are more likely to play devil's advocate.
A presidential speechwriter who then took a job as a syndicated columnist and later returned as a domestic policy adviser to a member of Congress would illustrate ______.
a. a feeding frenzy b. a trial balloon c. cyclical journalism d. the revolving door
In _____ (1869), handed down four years after General Lee's surrender at Appomattox, the Supreme Court held that a state could not withdraw from the Union
a. Texas v. White b. Ex parte Milligan c. Ex parte McCardle d. Tennessee v. Grant
In which instance did the Court extend Fourteenth Amendment protection?
a. Defining sexual harassment b. Ensuring equal pay for women c. To force access to a previously males-only public university d. To grant women suffrage