The fact that most magazines are published for special-interest groups gives them a high degree of:
A) permanence
B) flexibility
C) selectivity
D) reach

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Special-interest magazines serve a specific audience, and therefore have a high degree of selectivity in their content and readership. They can offer niche topics and in-depth coverage, allowing for a more engaged readership. While some magazines may have permanence or flexibility, these factors are not necessarily inherent to magazines published for special-interest groups. Reach may also vary depending on the size and focus of the audience.

The Fact That Most Magazines Are Published for Special-Interest Groups