Groups that work to influence public policy are called: C. special interest groups.
<h3>What is a
special interest group?</h3>
A special interest group can be defined as a group that consist of individuals who are only concerned about influencing policies of the government based on their interests, cause, common aims, goals, or the people and things they represent.
In the United States of America, some examples of special interest groups include the following:
- Environmental interest groups
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<span>a small piece, part, or quantity of something. i hope this helps
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The therapist is using a practice known as "free association." This is where a client is asked to share thoughts freely, regardless of the coherence or appropriateness of these thoughts. This is a form of psychoanalysis that also falls into Psychodynamic Theory.
The answer is C represents a meaningful thought.
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