How Might You Characterize the Difference Between Inside Lobbying and Outside

question 26

Multiple Choice

How might you characterize the difference between inside lobbying and outside lobbying?

• A) Inside lobbying focuses on reelecting incumbent candidates, while outside lobbying pursues the election of challengers.
• B) Inside lobbying most often occurs with members of Congress and their staff, while outside lobbyists focus primarily on the executive branch.
• C) Inside lobbying occurs within the power structures of Washington, while outside lobbying is driven by individuals who are "outside" the political system.
• D) Inside lobbyists advocate directly with decision makers in government, while outside lobbyists seek to influence opinion and stimulate action by the general public.
• E) Inside lobbyists file briefs or pursue litigation, while outside lobbyists focus primarily on public demonstrations and rallies.

Grasp the concepts of ergs and sentiments as motivating traits in Cattell's theory.

Recognize the evolution of Cattell's viewpoint on human nature and its impact on social problems solving.

Distinguish between ergs and sentiments in terms of their permanence and role in motivation.

Identify the methods used by Cattell to measure personality factors, including factor analysis and the 16 PF Test.

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Definitions:

Disaffirmance

The act of denying, rejecting, or declaring void a contract or agreement, particularly by a minor.

Contractual Obligations

The specific duties, actions, or tasks that parties must perform as outlined in a contract.

Disaffirm

the legal right, often associated with minors, to renounce or void a contract or agreement, under certain conditions, to protect from exploitation or unfair terms.

Reasonable Value

The fair or moderate worth of goods, services, or property in usual market conditions.