Interest Groups

question 45

Multiple Choice

Interest groups

• A) are usually policy generalists.
• B) are often policy specialists.
• C) are usually more loosely organized than political parties.
• D) run candidates for political office; their main sphere of influence is the electoral system.
• E) are not allowed to have dues-paying members.

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Definitions:

Contradictory

Referring to statements or propositions that directly oppose each other such that if one is true, the other must be false.

Truth Values

The valuation in logic assigned to propositions, indicating their truthfulness as either true (T) or false (F).

Biconditional

A logical statement in which both parts imply each other; true only when both parts are simultaneously true or false.

Component

A component or segment of a more extensive whole, particularly a section of machinery or a system.