Select at least three products or practices from Chapter 6's sections: "Questionable Self-Help Products" or "Questionable Practices" (pages 98-107). 1. Find at least two websites per item selected that promote these practices or products in a positive way, and provide links to these sites (6 total). 2. Based on what you have learned in previous chapters, describe what helps you identify these sites as questionable? 3. What are your thoughts, opinions, or experiences with your selected three products or practices? 4. Review at least 2 other classmates' posts, and share your opinion about their selections and comments.

Select at least three products or practices from Chapter 6’s sections: “Questionable Self-Help Products” or “Questionable Practices” (pages 98-107).1. Find at least two websites per item selected that promote these practices or products in a positive way, and provide links to these sites (6 total).
2. Based on what you have learned in previous chapters, describe what helps you identify these sites as questionable?
3. What are your thoughts, opinions, or experiences with your selected three products or practices?
4. Review at least 2 other classmates’ posts, and share your opinion about their selections and comments.

1. Do you feel that the U.S. government is doing enough – or too much – to protect its citizens from another attack by a domestic terrorist with regard to surveillance (e-mail, phone, etc.) of persons living in the United States?

The April 19, 1995, Oklahoma City Bombing was America’s first introduction to a major terrorist attack perpetrated by an American citizen. This led to a major debate in the U.S. over the role of the FBI and other federal agencies in domestic surveillance and monitoring of persons in the U.S.
1. Do you feel that the U.S. government is doing enough – or too much – to protect its citizens from another attack by a domestic terrorist with regard to surveillance (e-mail, phone, etc.) of persons living in the United States?
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Do feel that the National Security Agency (NSA) should have a role in domestic surveillance of U.S. citizens? If not, why not, and if so, what should that role entail – in sum, “where should the line be drawn” with regard to such surveillance?
Remember to support your statements with examples and references.
Background information
The April 19, 1995, Oklahoma City Bombing was America’s first introduction to a major terrorist attack perpetrated by an American citizen. This led to a major debate in the U.S. over the role of the FBI and other federal agencies in domestic surveillance and monitoring of persons in the U.S.

Discuss the issues associated with federalism and what local, state, and federal policy makers need to consider when developing emergency response policies?’

Discuss the issues associated with federalism and what local, state, and federal policy makers need to consider when developing emergency response policies?’
Explain the Public Policy Lifecycle utilizing a public policy you have become familiar with. Discuss the importance of developing a viable Policy Adoption and what policy makers need to consider when adopting new, or amending existing, policies.

Discuss how public policy makers can incorporate scientific input into their strategy to insure policies reflect the best thinking available and policies have a high probability to resolve problems addressed.

Discuss how public policy makers can incorporate scientific input into their strategy to insure policies reflect the best thinking available and policies have a high probability to resolve problems addressed.
Dye (2017) stated “Policies that solve the problems of one group in society may create problems for other groups.” Present one policy specifically targeted towards one group in society that created issues for other groups.

Discuss how public policy makers can incorporate scientific input into their strategy to insure policies reflect the best thinking available and policies have a high probability to resolve problems addressed.

Discuss how public policy makers can incorporate scientific input into their strategy to insure policies reflect the best thinking available and policies have a high probability to resolve problems addressed.
Dye (2017) stated “Policies that solve the problems of one group in society may create problems for other groups.” Present one policy specifically targeted towards one group in society that created issues for other groups.

Discuss how public policy makers can incorporate scientific input into their strategy to insure policies reflect the best thinking available and policies have a high probability to resolve problems addressed.

Discuss how public policy makers can incorporate scientific input into their strategy to insure policies reflect the best thinking available and policies have a high probability to resolve problems addressed.
Dye (2017) stated “Policies that solve the problems of one group in society may create problems for other groups.” Present one policy specifically targeted towards one group in society that created issues for other groups.