Advocacy and Decision Making Quiz

Which strategy would most effectively persuade the school administration to consider healthier food options?

• Organizing a protest outside the school

• Presenting a well-researched report with data on student health benefits

• Sending anonymous letters to the principal

• Boycotting the current cafeteria food

Emily notices a colleague stealing at work. What should she do?

• Ignore the situation to avoid conflict

• Confront the colleague directly and demand they return the items

• Report the incident to a supervisor

• Join the colleague to avoid being left out

Which ethical principle should guide a climate change debate?

• Prioritizing personal beliefs over scientific evidence

• Ensuring all voices are heard and respected

• Focusing solely on economic benefits

• Ignoring opposing viewpoints

Which technique is most likely to persuade peers to join a community service project?

• Using emotional appeals and personal stories

• Offering monetary incentives

• Threatening negative consequences for non-participation

• Providing vague information about the project

Which ethical principle should guide a local government's decision on public transportation policy?

• Transparency and public involvement in the decision-making process

• Prioritizing the interests of the wealthiest citizens

• Making decisions in secret to avoid public scrutiny

• Ignoring environmental impacts

Tom is advocating for a new sports facility. Which action best shows his advocacy skills?

• Complaining about the lack of facilities on social media

• Organizing community meetings to gather support and input

• Ignoring the issue and hoping it resolves itself

• Demanding immediate action without a plan

Which approach is most effective for Mark to persuade his teammates?

• Dismissing others' ideas as inferior

• Actively listening and incorporating feedback

• Insisting on his idea without explanation

• Threatening to leave the group if his idea is not chosen

A non-profit organization is deciding whether to accept a donation from a controversial source. Which ethical decision-making approach should they consider?

• Evaluating the potential impact on their reputation and mission

• Accepting the donation without question

• Focusing solely on the financial benefits

• Ignoring the source's background

Which advocacy skill is most important for Jessica to effectively reach her audience about mental health?

• Using complex medical terminology

• Building partnerships with mental health organizations

• Focusing solely on negative statistics

• Avoiding public speaking opportunities

Which advocacy skill is crucial for communicating a message to reduce plastic waste?

• Using technical jargon to sound knowledgeable

• Engaging storytelling to connect with the audience

• Focusing on the negative impacts only

• Avoiding media engagement