Indirect Techniques of Influencing Government Policy Can Be Particularly Effective

question 55

Multiple Choice

Indirect techniques of influencing government policy can be particularly effective because:​ 

• A) a large amount of election support is provided to public officials through indirect methods. 
• B) indirect techniques require considerably less effort from interest groups than direct methods.​ 
• C) public officials are often more impressed by contacts from voters than from lobbyists.​ 
• D) indirect techniques are more well planned than direct lobbying techniques.​ 
• E) lobbyists demand more benefits than common voters.​

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Definitions:

Teres Major

A muscle of the upper limb that helps in the rotation and adduction of the arm.

Achilles Tendon

A strong and fibrous tendon that connects the muscles in the back of your calf to your heel bone, crucial for walking, running, and jumping.

Common Bursae

Small fluid-filled sacs located near joints that reduce friction between bones and soft tissues, commonly found in the shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee.

Gastrocnemius

The large muscle in the calf of the leg.