Gneralists

Specialists

Doctors

Hard Workers

Only one group's perspective should be considered in decision-making processes.

Refers to the belief in a single, unified perspective for decision-making.

The exclusion of stakeholders from decision-making processes.

Multiple groups with different interests and perspectives should be considered in decision-making processes.

The strategy of selecting the worst individuals from the current population.

The theory that promotes mediocrity in genetic algorithms.

The concept of random selection of individuals for the next generation.

The strategy of always selecting the best people from the current population to be carried over to the next generation.

Exclusive involvement of a select few groups in decision-making processes.

Passive observation of groups in decision-making processes.

Random selection of groups for decision-making processes.

Active involvement and collaboration of all groups in decision-making processes.

S <100,000; M <1,000,000; L >1,000,000

S <1,000,000; M <1,000,000; L >100,000

S <100,000; M <10,000; L <1,000,000

M <100,000; L >1,000,000; S >1,000,000

Small

Medium

Large

When people benefit from a public good out of their group without contributing to its production.

When people contribute to a public good without benefiting from it

Rewards given to members of a group who choose to join voluntarily.

They have higher energy levels than small or medium groups.

They can be mobilized by an issue they feel really intense about, which will get attention of politicians fast.

Large groups often lack coordination and focus.

They are more efficient in achieving intensity.

Liabilities used for economic activities.

Funds available for economic activities.

Intangible assets.

Resources used for personal activities.

Because they have a narrow interest, dislikes compromises, & often draw membership from people new to politics.

Because they have a narrow interest & also lack simplification of technology for people.

Because they have a large interest in specialized topics, as well as a social media page relating politics.

Because they have a tiny interest, dislikes compromises, & often get new members from people greatly interested in politics

When political persuaders represent organizations.

They contribute to decision-makers & providing them with information, & are roots for advertising their position to voters.

Direct group involvement in the electoral process.

Indirect group involvement in the electoral process.

Extremely helpful group involvement in the electoral process.

When people give groups donations for the electoral process.

Influence public opinion through ads by pitching it to citizens, which can make it to politicans.

Allowing groups to advertise the pitching of citizens, which can make it to the launching of a new product line internally.

When groups sell products directly to consumers

Groups who are concerned with wages, prices, & profits, lobbying, electioneering, & labor.

Groups who are mainly focused on environmental issues. & their affect on the nation as a whole.

Groups focused on social media & the gov't funds towards it.

Groups focused on healthcare money debts in the U.S.

When groups are concerned with environment, & makes it cleaner with electioneering.

When groups are concerned with environment, & form committees to make it cleaner with litigation.

When groups are concerned with environment, & makes it cleaner with lobbying & litigation.

When groups are concerned with environment, & makes it cleaner with lobbying.

Based on the 14th amend, helps bring equality to different races using lobbying & litigation.

Based on the 15th amend, helps bring equality to different genders using lobbying & litigation.

Based on the 15th amend, helps bring equality to different races & genders using litigation.

Based on the 14th amend, helps bring equality to different genders using lobbying & litigation.

Organizations that seek a collective good using going public & lobbying.

Organizations that seek a collective bad using going public & lobbying.

Organizations that seek a collective inference while using going public & litigation.

Organizations that seek a collective mediocre good using electioneering & lobbying.

Allows groups to electioneering, mainly to congressional commits. who study bills, also helps pay for reelections.

Allows groups to lobbying, mainly to Presidential commits. who study bills, also helps pay for reelections.

Allows groups to litigation, mainly to congressional commits. who study bills, also helps pay for reelections.

Allows groups to going public, mainly to Presidential commits. who study bills, also helps pay for reelections.

Unconstitutional

Constitutional

Soft $ used by candidates in fed. elections & using ads for a candidate 60 days b4 gen. & 30 days b4 prim. elections.

Hard $ used by candidates in fed. elections & using ads for a candidate 60 days b4 gen. & 40 days b4 prim. elections.

Soft $ used by candidates in state elections & using ads for a candidate 50 days b4 gen. & 30 days b4 prim. elections.

Soft $ used by candidates in fed. elections & using ads for a political party 60 days b4 gen. & 20 days b4 prim. elections.

Can be formed by anyone.

People can only join if they see it in an ad.

Cannot coordinate with candidates/campaigns.

Allows the use of hard $, only.

Can collect & spend unlimited $.