When a window of opportunity opens for a particular policy area, this increases the chances that a window will open in a related policy domain. This is an example of:
A)focusing event.
B)spillover.
C)indicators.
D)agenda setting.

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Spillover refers to the phenomenon where developments in one policy area affect or lead to developments in another, related policy area. When a window of opportunity opens in one domain, it can create momentum or set a precedent that facilitates openings in related domains.

When a Window of Opportunity Opens for a Particular Policy