Direct contact between an interest group representative and an officer of government is an example of
A)lobbying.
B)pressure groups.
C)electioneering.
D)advocacy.

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Direct contact between an interest group representative and an officer of government is a textbook definition of lobbying. Lobbying refers to the act of attempting to influence decisions made by government officials, usually by interest groups or their representatives.

Direct Contact Between an Interest Group Representative and an Officer