The cap and trade program gives the federal government greater control over carbon emissions

Dr. Van Offer hired a new assistant to conduct a survey for him. During one of the research luncheon meetings, the new assistant starts to discuss information that respondents have given her

In particular, she tells about one respondent's sexual preferences and then accidentally gives the respondent's name. One of the other assistants is horrified because she is related to the respondent. Discuss three issues related to the ethical survey, including invasion of privacy, voluntary participation and misuse of surveys. What should Dr. Van Offer do? Are any of these issues related to lessons learned in Chapter 3? What will be an ideal response?

A rally of 40,000 people in Washington, D.C., in an effort to draw attention to the need for tougher child support laws, illustrates the __________ stage of the policymaking process.

a. issue identification b. policy formulation c. policy implementation d. policy evaluation e. policy coherence