When someone (B) is prevented from bringing up for public consideration issues that may work against the preferences of someone else (A) , this is called ______.

A) mobilization of bias
B) strategic persuasion
C) organizational identification
D) coercive power

Mobilization of Bias

The process by which the interests of certain groups are prioritized or favored in society or organizations through the control of norms, agendas, and beliefs.

Public Consideration

The act of taking into account the welfare, opinions, or needs of the general public or community in decision making.

Coercive Power

Coercive power refers to the ability of a person or group to force others to comply with demands or obey orders, often through the threat of punishment or negative consequences.