The cross-cultural value describing the degree to which people in a culture accept unequal distribution of power in a society refers to ___________.
A)power imbalance tolerance
B)inequality tolerance
C)power distance
D)power differential
E)submissiveness

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Power distance is the cross-cultural value that describes how comfortable people in a society are with unequal distributions of power. This refers to the extent to which social hierarchies are accepted and respected in a culture. High power distance cultures tend to have more authoritarian structures and social inequality, while low power distance cultures tend to have more egalitarian structures and strive for greater equality.

The Cross-Cultural Value Describing the Degree to Which People in a Culture