Commissions are groups of
A)researchers who work together to develop objective outcome measures.
B)high-status individuals,presumed to represent a wide variety of interests,who are brought together to evaluate policies.
C)legislators who are brought together to debate the merits of a policy.
D)activists who are brought together to debate an issue and to try to reach a compromise.

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Commissions are typically made up of experts, high-status individuals, and representatives from various interest groups who are brought together to provide advice or make decisions on a particular issue or policy. They often have a specific mandate or focus and are intended to provide an objective, informed perspective. Option A is more specific to the field of research and may not apply to all commissions. Option C is more specific to legislative bodies and may not apply to all commissions. Option D may be a type of commission for certain issues, but not all.

Commissions Are Groups of