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Interest groups can use coverage bias to influence the opinion of voters by attracting or diverting attention.
Interest groups can use coverage bias to influence the opinion of voters by attracting or diverting attention.
Interest groups can use focus groups to determine what phrases to use to obtain a favorable response from the public.
Interest groups can use focus groups to determine what phrases to use to obtain a favorable response from the public.
Interest groups can draft legislation that is beneficial to the public and reflects public opinion.
Interest groups can draft legislation that is beneficial to the public and reflects public opinion.
Interest groups can create a party platform that will gather the support of party members and the public.
Interest groups can create a party platform that will gather the support of party members and the public.
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The best analysis of how interest groups use bias to frame public opinion from the provided options is:
Interest groups can use coverage bias to influence the opinion of voters by attracting or diverting attention.
This response highlights the strategic manipulation of media coverage and public perception, which is a key aspect of how interest groups operate to influence public opinion.
