In Carpenter (2002) the influence of pressure groups is measured using: Select one: O a. The number of national organisations representing the disease found in the Gale database using a predetermined set of key search terms. O B. The budget of the largest organisation representing the disease found in the Gale database. The number of regional organisations representing the disease found in the Gale database using a predetermined set of key search terms. d. The number of regional and national organisations representing the disease found in the Gale database using a predetermined set of key search terms and the budget of the largest organisation representing the disease.

In Carpenter (2002) the influence of pressure groups is measured using: Select one: O a. The number of national organisations representing the disease found in the Gale database using a predetermined set of key search terms. O B. The budget of the largest organisation representing the disease found in the Gale database. The number of regional organisations representing the disease found in the Gale database using a predetermined set of key search terms. d. The number of regional and national organisations representing the disease found in the Gale database using a predetermined set of key search terms and the budget of the largest organisation representing the disease.

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