The public and government use all of the following methods of influencing each other except
A) politicking.
B) voting.
C) forming special-interest groups.
D) coercion.

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Coercion is not an acceptable method for either the public or the government to use in influencing each other. It involves using physical force, threats, or intimidation to gain compliance or control, and is normally illegal and unethical. The other options (politicking, voting, and forming special-interest groups) are all common and legitimate methods of influencing public policy and decision-making.

The Public and Government Use All of the Following Methods