Power distance refers to the extent of the gap between
a. in-groups and out-groups influence on communication.
b. high-context and low-context views on social classes.
c. self-reliance and competition.
d. social groups whose members possess resources and influence and those whose members don't.

Power distance reflects the observed gap existing between d. social groups whose members possess resources and influence and those whose members don't.

Power distance refers to the differences in power and status among group members. It can also describe how a cultural setup manages power, prestige, influence, and wealth.

Power distance does not refer to the gap between influences on communication, in-groups and out-groups influence, self-reliance, and competition.

Thus, power distance shows in Option D. that the distribution of resources and influence among members of a social group may not be equitable.

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Option "D" is the correct answer to the following question.

Explanation:

Power distance is a type of inter-boundary that is found in different individuals within the same society. Power distance is not found to be appropriately distributed in the society, it is usually the thinking of lower ranks.

The more complexities in a culture, the more the difference between individuals will increase.  

But in the modern era, people from different cultures are working together, due to which people of lower rank are also encouraged to move forward.

a ab

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