The extent to which members of a society value and accept status differences refers to:
A) uncertainty avoidance
B) individualism
C) power distance
D) achievement orientation
E) diversity

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Power distance refers to the extent to which a society values and accepts status differences. It reflects the degree of social inequality that is considered normal and acceptable by people in a particular culture. High power distance cultures expect and respect unequal distribution of power, while low power distance cultures promote equality and challenge inequalities. Therefore, option C correctly fits the given definition.

The Extent to Which Members of a Society Value and Accept