Interest Groups Differ from Political Parties Because, Unlike Political Parties

question 54

Multiple Choice

Interest groups differ from political parties because, unlike political parties, interest groups

• A) raise money.
• B) mobilize voters.
• C) campaign for candidates.
• D) do not nominate candidates to run for public office.
• E) express policy preferences of constituents.

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Definitions:

Task Performance

The execution or accomplishment of a specific job or function, typically measured against predetermined standards.

Homogeneous Teams

Groups composed of members with similar backgrounds, skills, and perspectives.

Functional Groups

In chemistry, specific groups of atoms within molecules that are responsible for the characteristic chemical reactions of those molecules.

Homogenous Teams

Teams made up of individuals with similar qualifications, experiences, or demographics.