Question

Which of the following arguments about interest groups is a disturbance theorist likely to make?

A. That interest groups generally try to influence how policies are implemented, not how they are written

B. That interest groups generally form when the political environment is favorable toward members' beliefs and goals

C. That interest groups generally try to influence only those public officials who are hostile to their positions

D. That interest groups generally form when a particular set of interests comes under threat

Answer 1

D. That interest groups generally form when a particular set of interests comes under threat

Step-by-step explanation:

• An interest group is a group that is formed by the particular set of interests of the people and comes into existence when the topic or the interest comes under threat and they are essential for the development of the political and the social systems. They may be based on religion or commercial or commercial agenda.