The primary assumption of elite theory is that in shaping public policy, ______.
A. the public plays a central role through feedback processes
B. the values and preferences of the general public are less influential than those of a small group of experts or leaders
C. elites, such as interest groups and the public, are most influential
D. at the early states of policy making, the public plays a stronger role, while elites decide on policy
B. the values and preferences of the general public are less influential than those of a small group of experts or leaders
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