1. art of coming to an agreement by mutual concession compromise 2. pamphlets, books and newspapers pressure group 3. carry on efforts to shape public opinion in order for government policies to be altered public opinion polls 4. determine the popularity of the individual as well as government policies purging 5. acting in a biased manner; using prejudicial thinking public relations material 6. a thorough cleaning out; a purifying stereotyping

The art of coming to an agreement by mutual concession is called compromise

Basically, a compromise is when you want something and another person wants something and you can’t both have what you want because it clashes with your thing so you make a deal in which you get a smaller part of something good while conceding something else while the other person does the same thing and you reach an agreement

Pamphlets, books, and newspapers are public relations material

These are materials that are supposed to get a message throughout the public. In the case of pamphlets you use them for things like advertising or for political reasons, while books and newspapers reach people for other things such as explaining a problem, teaching them, presenting the latest news, or similar things

Carry on efforts to shape public opinion in order for government policies to be altered is pressure group

These are groups which gather around a cause and they pressure the government to react and change legislature regarding that cause. For example, environmentalist groups pressure the government to stop fracking or drilling for oil or to prevent things like deforestation or destruction of natural habitats, etc.

To determine the popularity of the individual as well as government you use public opinion polls

Public opinion polls are polls in which journalists conduct an investigation on the government or the president or an issue or anything similar if they want to find out what the sentiment of the public is in regards to that person or that issue. They are quite common when it comes to presidential elections because of predicting winners.

Acting in a biased manner; using prejudicial thinking is stereotyping

Stereotyping is when you start having generalizations about people or issues or things in general based on your previous experience with them. For example, if you see a migrant conducting a crime then you might become full of prejudice believing that all migrants are criminals while they are not and the person does not represent the entire group of people.

A  thorough cleaning out; a purifying is purging

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