Prominent Public Interest Groups Like Common Cause and Public Citizen

question 75

Multiple Choice

Prominent public interest groups like Common Cause and Public Citizen that rely on moral incentives find that ______.

• A) these rarely account for membership
• B) these have no place in the analysis of lobbying
• C) these are the only important incentives in organized outsider lobbying
• D) they tend to grow when opponents run the government

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Definitions:

Involuntary Hospitalization

The process of admitting an individual to a psychiatric facility without their consent, typically because they pose a danger to themselves or others.

Public Psychiatric Hospital

A healthcare facility specializing in the treatment and care of individuals with mental health disorders.

Continuing Hospitalization

The ongoing state of a patient being treated and cared for in a hospital setting for an extended period of time.

Patients' Rights

The basic rule of conduct between patients and medical caretakers or the institutions and people that support them.