Influence Of Government Policy

Question 1

Policy

Answer 1

A guiding principle or strategy developed by a government or organisation to influence decisions & achieve desired outcomes.

E.g.) closing the gap policy, SunSmart policy (no hat, no play).

Question 2

Regulation

Answer 2

A rule or law created by gov or authorised bodies that is legally enforceable, designed to control or direct behaviour.

E.g.) tobacco plain packaging (2011), child protection regulations.

Question 3

Beliefs

Answer 3

Ideas or assumptions that a person accepts as true, often based on upbringing, culture, religion, or personal experiences.

E.g.) exercises improves mental health.

Question 4

Attitudes

Answer 4

A person’s feelings, emotions, or opinions toward a person, idea, object, or situation.

E.g.) feeling positive about going to gym.

Question 5

Values

Answer 5

Deep, stable principles, or standards that guide a person’s behaviour & decision making over time.

E.g.) valuing health may lead to exercising & nutritious food.

Question 6

Promoting policies

Answer 6

Empower people to make healthy choices.

Question 7

Restrictive regulations

Answer 7

Protect individuals and public from harm.