The extent to which members of a society accept the fact that power in institutions and organizations is distributed unequally is called
A)uncertainty avoidance.
B)collectivism.
C)power distance.
D)humane orientation
E)bureaucracy.

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Power distance refers to the degree to which individuals in a society accept the unequal distribution of power in institutions and organizations. A high power distance indicates that individuals in a society accept a hierarchical order where everyone has a place and which needs no justification. This dimension can influence the way people communicate, relate to authority, and accept decision-making processes. The other options, uncertainty avoidance, collectivism, humane orientation, and bureaucracy, are different dimensions of Hofstede's cultural framework.

The Extent to Which Members of a Society Accept the Fact