When an interest group's members share common views on the aims of the organization,it is said to be __________.
A)strong
B)resourceful
C)concentrated
D)cohesive

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A cohesive interest group has members who are united and share common beliefs and goals. This unity and cohesion can help the group to be more effective in advancing their agenda and influencing policymakers. Strong, resourceful, and concentrated are also important characteristics of successful interest groups, but they do not necessarily indicate a high level of member cohesion.

When an Interest Group's Members Share Common Views on the Aims