Matching Exercise Match the Concepts in the Left-Hand Column to Their Counterparts

Matching Exercise
Match the concepts in the left-hand column to their counterparts in the right-hand column.
-Evaluation

A) The concept of public policy as a series of stages.
B) The theory that focuses on subsystems and the importance of core beliefs or values that drive groups to compete for influence.
C) The means of determining what actually happens after policy approval; an assessment of program processes and impacts focusing on aspect that are observable or measurable.
D) The theory that public policy occurs in a series of small, incremental steps or changes and not all at once.
E) Decision-making done on behalf of or affecting the public, especially that which is done by government.
F) The theory that the policy process is marked by fluidity and a certain degree of randomness.
G) The theory that individuals attempt to maximize their interests in the policy process.
H) The means by which some solutions, and not others, are presented to policy makers for decision.
I) An example of the use of game theory in a simple decision-making situation.
J) Groups of people with a common interest in an issue, including experts,advocates, and officials.