Power-distance refers to:
A) the degree of deference that one individual gives to another.
B) the number of hierarchical levels in an organisation.
C) the autonomy given to each level in the hierarchy.
D) the extent of collaborative decision making in the organisation.

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Page 603. Factual. A person from a high power-distance culture would be more likely to see their manager as an expert and authority figure and to prefer more structured policies and procedures than a person from a low power-distance culture.

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