The degree to which people are separated by power and authority is known as

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Power distance refers to the degree to which people in a society or organization are comfortable with unequal distribution of power among individuals or groups. It reflects the extent to which power is valued and accepted by individuals with different status or authority. The term "authority distance" is not commonly used in academic literature and is likely a combination of power distance and organizational distance. Managerial/employee distance is a specific type of power distance that pertains to the hierarchical relationship between managers and employees.

The Degree to Which People Are Separated by Power and Authority