PBHE112 Week 8 - Exam 2

1. Question: The formulation phase of health policymaking includes these two distinct and sequentially related parts: 2. Question: New health related laws or amendments that eventually emerge from the activities associated with the development of legislation originate from . 3. Question: Most new health policies result from modifying current policies. 4. Question: Situations that impact the ability of individuals and communities to reach a desired health status are called 5. Question: At the federal level, enacted laws are first printed in pamphlet form called _____ . 6. Question: The political circumstances surrounding any problem–potential solution combination include all of the following EXCEPT: 7. Question: The influence of interest groups is more prevalent in _____ . 8. Question: The development of legislation begins with the conversion of the ideas, hopes, and hypotheses about how problems might be addressed through changes in policy, ideas that emerge from agenda setting, into concrete legislative proposals are called . 9. Question: The Constitution requires that any bill raising revenue must originate in the ____ . 10. Question: When bills are introduced in either chamber of Congress, they are assigned a based on the order of introduction by the presiding officer. 11. Question: The President can a bill, in which case it must returned to Congress along with an explanation of the basis for rejection. 12. Question: The _____ branch bears most of the responsibility for implementing policies. 13. Question: The legislative branch maintains oversight responsibility of the implementation phase. Which of the following is NOT included in the legislative oversight? 14. Question: Which activity brings the other elements of implementation full circle and can lead to new rounds of designing, rulemaking, and operating? 15. Question: ____ is a type of outcome evaluation that assesses the results or outcomes of a policy or component. 16. Question: _____ involves collecting data that describes operations in detail, including such variables as the types and levels of services being provided, the location of service delivery, socio-demographic characteristics of those being served; and the linkages with collaborating agencies. 17. Question: ____ is designed to assess the extent to which a policy or a component of it results in terms of specific variables or data elements. 18. Question: ____ results when the confluence of problems, possible solutions, and political circumstances leads to the initial development of legislation in the formulation phase and then to implementation, including designing, rulemaking, operating, and evaluating activities needed to put the law into effect. 19. Question: Policies can be modified at various stages of the policymaking process. 20. Question: Which of the following statements is TRUE?