In low power distance cultures,
A) people accept differences in power as normal.
B) people believe that all people should be treated as equal.
C) people of privilege and wealth have much more power.
D) people accept and rarely challenge authority.
E) the government, corporations, and religious authorities may dictate rules of behavior and have the power to ensure compliance.

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In low power distance cultures, people believe that all people should be treated as equal. This means that they do not accept differences in power as normal and do not believe that those in positions of privilege or wealth should have more power. They may challenge authority and believe that everyone should have an equal say in decision-making.

In Low Power Distance Cultures