The process of coming together as a group to push for a common goal and effect policy change is called

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Collective action is the process of working together as a group to achieve a common goal, which often includes pursuing policy change. This can involve organizing protests, lobbying policymakers, and other tactics to create pressure for change. Socialist reform (A) refers specifically to efforts to shift society toward socialist values and systems, and would not necessarily involve collective action or policy change. A code of conduct (B) outlines ethical standards that individuals or organizations should follow, but does not necessarily involve collective action or policy change. A consumer campaign (D) refers to efforts to shift consumer behavior and attitudes rather than pursuing policy change, and while it may involve collective action (such as boycotts), it is not as directly focused on policy change as collective action.

The Process of Coming Together as a Group to Push