The Principal Difference Between a Mass Association and a Peak

question 56

Multiple Choice

The principal difference between a mass association and a peak association is:

• A) how much influence each has over policy making
• B) the number of former government employees that each is willing to employ
• C) the level of centralization in the organizational structure
• D) membership: a mass association's members are individuals and a peak association includes businesses and other organizations
• E) that peak associations are significantly less influential and effective in the political arena than mass associations

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Definitions:

Posterior Chambers

The space between the iris and the lens of the eye, filled with aqueous humor, which helps to maintain intraocular pressure and refract light.

Aqueous Humor

A clear, watery fluid that fills the space in the front part of the eye, between the lens and the cornea, helping to maintain intraocular pressure and nourish the eye.

Anterior Chamber

The space within the eye that is filled with fluid, situated between the cornea's inner surface and the iris.

Reflexive Nature

Characteristic of an action or process taking place automatically as a reaction to a stimulus, without conscious thought.