Interest Groups and Public Credibility

Interest groups are often seen as vital players in the American political system, impacting legislation by mobilizing citizens and lobbying government officials. One major challenge they face is the perception of bias or partisanship, which can affect their effectiveness and public trust. In this context, certain interest groups employ various strategies to counteract negative perceptions, including promoting transparency and engaging in non-partisan community outreach efforts. Which of the following statements best summarizes an important way in which interest groups strive to enhance their credibility with the public?