Political Information Is Increasingly Emanating from Universities, Think Tanks, Nonprofit

question 54

Multiple Choice

Political information is increasingly emanating from universities, think tanks, nonprofit organizations, and private foundations because

• A)politicians are far less likely to talk to journalists now than in the past.
• B)the federal government has recently revoked laws that prevented these organizations from disseminating political information.
• C)libel suits have led traditional news organizations to stop covering the vast majority of political issues and events.
• D)traditional news organizations have cut their budgets and investigative journalism efforts in recent years.

Understand various types of power in leadership and their effects.

Identify and describe the characteristics and practices of servant leadership.

Recognize the principles and impact of participative leadership.

Distinguish between legitimate, reward, coercive, and information power in leadership.

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