David Truman's Disturbance Theory Suggests That

Multiple Choice

David Truman's disturbance theory suggests that

A) interest group domination will have a cyclical nature because citizens will put forth different interests as time goes on.
B) public interests will not be represented by the constant discussion and debate between political parties and interest groups.
C) voluntary associations would form naturally out of the desire of humans to satisfy their needs.
D) interest groups can only push public dissatisfaction to a certain limit before the concerns of the majority will override their influence.