When an organization hires a political lobbyist in an attempt to influence legislators to pass
laws that work in the organization's favor, this is an example of which type of
boundary-spanning activity?
a. Representing and protecting the organization
b. Establishing intraorganizational relationships
c. Scanning and monitoring the environment
d. Gatekeeping and information processing
e. None of the above
Question 2When an organization gives moneys to help to establish a political action committee (PAC),
this is an example of which type of boundary-spanning activity?
a. Gatekeeping and information processing
b. Scanning and monitoring the environment
c. Representing and protecting the organization
d. Establishing intraorganizational relationships
e. None of the above
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