An opinion leader is
A. one who is able to influence the opinions of others because of position, expertise, or personality.
B. a pollster.
C. always someone whose job is to sway public opinion, such as a member of Congress.
D. a public relations expert.
E. someone who relies on position or expertise, rather than something like personality.
Answer: A
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