Burden of Proof
Expectations the show that continuing to do or not do what we are already doing will be problematic
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Burden of Proof | Expectations the show that continuing to do or not do what we are already doing will be problematic |
| Characteristics of policy speech | Focus on fixing public problem, challenging status quo, identify policy experts, Need/ plan/ practicality, speaking for eloquence, calling for specific action, anticipating counter arguments |
| Problem- Solution | Introduction, Main Point #1 Problem (need), Main Point #2 Solution (Plan & Practicality), Conclusion |
| Problem- Cause- Solution | Introduction, Main Point #1 Problem (Need), Main Point #2 (Cause), Main Point #3 (Plan and Practicality), Conclusion |
| Comparative Advantage | Introduction, Main Point #1 Current Approach, Main Point #2 Deficiencies in current approach (Need), Main Point #3 Alternative approach (Plan) and Why (Practicality), Conclusion |
| Monroes Motivated Sequence | Attention, Need, Satisfaction (Plan+ Practicality), Visualization, and Action |