Persons Who Join an Interest Group Because They Have an Earnest

question 53

Multiple Choice

Persons who join an interest group because they have an earnest desire to change the world for the better are responding to

• A) monetary incentives.
• B) social incentives.
• C) relegated incentives.
• D) fixed incentives.
• E) idealist incentives.

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