Problem
A. You are briefing a new policy maker on the recent crisis in the Middle East. Explain to the policy maker the difference between information and intelligence using an example to support your answer.
B. Your briefing to the new policy maker continues. The policy maker notes that you referred to the "five functions of intelligence." Explain to the policy maker the five functions of intelligence.
C. The policy maker interrupts your briefing. She asks "Why did you start at the end of your presentation?" Explain to the policy maker the bottom line up front approach used in briefing and why this approach is used.
D. Explain to the policy maker some of the challenges that may arise in the relationship between the intelligence community and the policy/decision makers, using two examples to support your explanation.