PAD 3003 FSU FINAL

PAD 3003 FSU FINAL Who is the founder of public administration? Max Weber Woodrow Wilson Dorman Eaton Frederick Taylor - ✔✔Woodrow Wilson "__________," the task force on Inequality in America of the American Politi ...

PAD 3003 FSU FINAL Who is the founder of public administration? Max Weber Woodrow Wilson Dorman Eaton Frederick Taylor - ✔✔Woodrow Wilson "__________," the task force on Inequality in America of the American Political Science Association goes on to say, "mean that the concerns of lower- or moderate-income Americans, racial and ethnic minorities, and legal immigrants are systematically less likely to be heard by government officials. Distributive justice Disparities in participation Social equity Representative democracy - ✔✔disparities in participation In Building Consensus for a Sustainable Future (Cormick et al. 1996), the core of consensus is _______________________, which is the agreement upon shared values, interests, and priorities. This is distinct from ___________________, which is the concession of shared values, interests, and priorities. The former considers the specific positions and desires of every party, rather than forcing them to settle for a general solution. groupthink / deferment acceptance / compromisation team collaboration / individual authority common ground / middle ground - ✔✔common ground / middle ground Which variable is NOT included in the Model of Collaborative Governance by Ansell and Gash (2007)? Collaborative process Institutional design Competition Starting conditions - ✔✔competition In Hierarchy, Virtue, and the Practice of Public Administration (Cooper, 1987), the difference between practices and professions is rooted in the difference between internal and external goods. Identify the difference: Internal goods are physical items that can be exchanged, whereas external goods are concepts that can be taught Internal goods are invented and created, whereas external goods are obtained from outside sources Internal goods deal exclusively with a specific practice or profession, whereas external goods transcend boundaries into other disciplines Internal goods are learned and benefit the community, whereas external goods are acquired and advance the individual - ✔✔Internal goods are learned and benefit the community, whereas external goods are acquired and advance the individual There are two types of federal grants: categorical grants and block grants. Which point is right about block grants? Popular under the Johnson administration's Great Society programs Designed to give states and local governments more autonomy Federal funds that are to be used for specific purposes Clearly defined for how funds are used - ✔✔Designed to give states and local governments more autonomy According to Holzer and Schwester (2011), which of the following is NOT among three broad trends facing public managers in the rapidly emerging connected society by Information and communication technologies? Regionalism and Shared services Broadband development mobility and applications Correct! Centralization and Formalization Social networking (Web 2.0) beyond e-government - ✔✔centralization and formalization According to Lyon (2014), which of the following is NOT one of ethical issues relating to Big Data surveillance? Social Sorting Preemption Privacy Transparency - ✔✔transparency What of following is NOT the positive sides of major sport events in terms of sustainability in a host city (Smith, 2009)? Source of Hope A New Way of Living Social Control Symbols of Change - ✔✔social control Which of following is NOT included in the six principles to walk the social equity talk suggested by Fredrickson (2005)? Remember that it isn't necessary good ideas that win the war of ideas. Be engaged in the war of ideas Treat everyone the same without any exception. Think globally and act locally - ✔✔Treat everyone the same without any exception. A consensus process for decision making is when the stakeholders involved in the policy issue work together to find a mutually acceptable solution. Which of the following are guiding principles for a consensus process? Choose all that apply. Commitment to Implementation Accountability Groupthink - ✔✔commitment to implementation accountability What of following is NOT the factors suggested by Smith (2009) as the criteria of the triplebottom line used for measuring progress towards sustainable development? Economic efficiency Social equity Economic effectiveness Environmental integrity - ✔✔economic effectiveness Which of the following is the most accurate description of a logic model, as used in program evaluations? A conceptual representation of the program's theory and how it plans to unfold A graph of the "black box" that a program represents for managers to follow. A picture of the steps needed to carry out the goals and objectives of the program A graph of how the program spends its money and operates - ✔✔A conceptual representation of the program's theory and how it plans to unfold Which factor is NOT in Moore's Strategic Triangle? Legitimacy and support Public value Operational capabilities Personal self-interest - ✔✔personal self-interest Herzberg (1966) argued that two sets of factors affect performance. Which of the following is from "satisfiers"? Supervision Responsibility Job security Salary - ✔✔responsibility Which most accurately describes the premise of Systems Theory? That an organization is comprised of several interconnected parts. That an organization should collect and organize data. That an organization is only as powerful as its resources. Organizations follow the most 'appropriate' form of organization - ✔✔That an organization is comprised of several interconnected parts. According to the Garbage Can Model, decision-making processes involve three separate, and independent streams, which one is NOT among these streams? Problem stream Agency stream Political stream Policy stream - ✔✔agency stream According to McGuire and Silvia (2009), leadership behaviors have been grouped into four distinct categories in terms of their operational differences: activation, framing, mobilization, and synthesizing. Which one is defined as the behaviors used to arrange and integrate a network structure by facilitating agreement on participants' roles, operating rules, and network values. Mobilization Synthesizing Activation Framing - ✔✔framing "While defense would still fall under the domain of the national government, education could potentially involve all three layers of government." What type of Federalism does the example describe? No answer text provided. Layer cake Marble cake Picket fence - ✔✔marble cake Holzer and Schwester (2011) introduced three approaches to competitive government. Which approach refers to the situation in which governmental units compete to provide services appropriate only to the public sector. Public versus private competition No answer text provided. Public versus public competition Competitive federalism - ✔✔public versus pubic competition In the model of collaborative governance, Ansell and Gash (2007) talked about five components in the collaborative process. Which of the following is not among these components? Trust building Commitment to process Shared understanding Institutional design - ✔✔institutional design What of following is NOT the key elements of TQM? Give discretion to employees Eliminate numerical quotas for work Teach leadership Continuously improve systems of production - ✔✔Give discretion to employees Developed by Norton and Kaplan (1992), "__________" is a balanced method that accounts for financial management, customer focus, internal busi