Question

which of the following is true about interest groups?
they never use the judicial branch to advance their causes.
their goal is to influence government policy in a way that is favorable to their members.
they avoid lobbying as a means of influencing public policy.
their members are extremely conservative and only elicit public support from the conservative population.

Explanation:

Interest groups aim to influence government policy. They use various methods including lobbying and may target different branches of government (not just avoiding lobbying or not using the judicial branch). Also, they are not limited to a single ideological group (like only conservative).

Answer:

Their goal is to influence government policy in a way that is favorable to their members.