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What is a Pressure Group?
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A group of like minded individuals, who do not seek to be in power thereself but seek to influence descion makers.
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What is the difference between Sectional and Cause groups?
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A sectional group is more exclusive, i.e BMA trade union. A cause group 'fights' for the good of society as a whole.
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What is an insider group?
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An insider group often enjoys a close relationship with the government, and has regula contact with those in charge.
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What is an outsider group?
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An outsider group uses more publicity stunts to get there cause noticed, and tends not to have regular contact with decsion makers
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What is 'Lobbying'?
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Lobbying in is most imple sense is seeking an 'ear' of a person in charge which may be able to make your aim happen.
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What is direct action?
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It is increasing popular, and is more direct it is when a pressure group may use violence, protest or marches and is used to get attention.
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What is Civil Disobedience?
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This is deliberatley refusing the orders given to you by the state. Without physical violence
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What are the factors affecting group success?
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Group aims.
Group Resources. Group Status. Group Methods |
