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Pressure Groups and Public Opinion

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Learn about the functions, characteristics, and differences between pressure groups and political parties, as well as the importance and measurement of public opinion and the functions of mass media.

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Pressure Groups

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Types and Characteristics of Pressure Groups

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Benefits and Incentives

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Functions and Importance of Pressure Groups

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How Pressure Groups Achieve Their Aims

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Difference Between Pressure Groups and Political Parties

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Public Opinion

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Characteristics of Public Opinion

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Importance of Public Opinion

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Measuring Public Opinion

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Problems Associated With Public Opinion

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Agencies of Public Opinion

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Opinion Polls

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Mass Media

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Forms of Mass Media

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Functions of the Mass Media

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