Which of the following is NOT a stage in the issue-attention cycle?
A)Making rules for implementation
B)The gradual decline of intense public interest
C)The pre-problem stage
D)Alarmed discovery and euphoric enthusiasm on an issue
E)The realization that change will incur significant cost

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Making rules for implementation is not a stage in the issue-attention cycle. The four stages of the issue-attention cycle are pre-problem, alarmed discovery, euphoric enthusiasm, and gradual decline of public interest. The realization that change will incur significant cost, however, can be considered as part of the gradual decline of public interest stage.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Stage in the Issue-Attention