The Primary Assumption of Elite Theory Is That in Shaping

question 3

Multiple Choice

The primary assumption of elite theory is that in shaping public policy, ______.

• A) the public plays a central role through feedback processes
• B) the values and preferences of the general public are less influential than those of a small group of experts or leaders
• C) elites, such as interest groups and the public, are most influential
• D) at the early stages of policymaking, the public plays a stronger role, while elites decide on policy

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Definitions:

Extraembryonic Membrane

Membranes forming outside the embryo that support its development, including the yolk sac, amnion, chorion, and allantois in vertebrates.

Keeps Embryo Moist

A function of the amniotic egg or other structures in various organisms to prevent desiccation of the embryo in a terrestrial environment.

Extraembryonic Membrane

Membranes that are not part of the embryo but are essential for the development of the embryo, including the amnion, chorion, yolk sac, and allantois.

Makes Food Available

A process or action that ensures food resources are accessible to organisms, typically through production, distribution, or ecological interactions.