When someone (B) is prevented from bringing up for public consideration issues that may work against the preferences of someone else (A), this is called ______.
A) mobilization of bias
B) strategic persuasion
C) organizational identification
D) coercive power

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The concept described in the question is known as the mobilization of bias, which refers to the way in which established interests in society can prevent certain issues from being raised or considered publicly. This can occur through a variety of means, such as controlling the media, influencing public opinion, or using political power to suppress dissenting voices. The other choices listed (strategic persuasion, organizational identification, and coercive power) do not accurately describe this phenomenon.

When Someone (B) Is Prevented from Bringing Up for Public