Why Are Professional Associations Concerned with Public Policy

question 84

Multiple Choice

Why are professional associations concerned with public policy?

• A)because the states award contracts based on professional associations' lobbying strength and public image
• B)because the states provide their licenses and determine the requirements to become licensed
• C)because they want to make sure licensing requirements are as liberal as possible in order to increase their numbers and, therefore, their influence
• D)because their main priority is to shape public policy, which will make their professions more marketable to potential clients
• E)they aren't; professional associations do not involve themselves in government

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Definitions:

Culture-Group Biases

The tendency to judge or interpret situations, behaviors, and individuals based on the norms and values of one's own cultural group.

Minority Cultures

Groups with distinct cultural, ethnic, or racial identities that are smaller or less dominant within a larger society.

Multicultural Organization

An organization that values diversity, incorporates a broad range of perspectives and backgrounds, and actively promotes inclusiveness and understanding across different cultures.

Minority-Owned Organization

A business enterprise that is at least 51% owned, operated, and controlled by individuals from a recognized minority group.