The Watergate scandal contributed to the creation of PACs

Suppose there is an environmental interest group that wants to motivate lawmakers to act on a potential threat to the environment while also mobilizing and informing its members. Which of the following is an outside lobbying tactic that might be useful?

a. Meeting with lawmakers to draft new legislation. b. Emailing campaign to members with links to legislators’ contact information. c. Taking lawmakers to dinner in order to make a pitch about their cause. d. Testifying before the House subcommittee on the environment.

Lisa watched a news report on recycling and was proud that citizens had stepped up to be more conscious of what they throw away. Jeremy heard a similar report on the radio as he drove home and was frustrated because it showed that companies were still putting products in nonrecyclable containers. These two responses to similar information demonstrate the effect of which of the following?

A. Sourcing B. Blogging C. Socializing D. Framing E. Priming