Question

in which type of society do subordinates and supervisors consider themselves existentially equal?
a. individualistic societies
b. feminism societies
c. large power distance societies
d. small power distance societies

Explanation:

Power distance refers to the extent to which less powerful members of a society accept and expect unequal power distributions. Small power distance societies prioritize equality between different hierarchical levels, so subordinates and supervisors view themselves as existentially equal. Individualistic societies focus on personal autonomy rather than hierarchical equality, "feminism societies" is not a standard sociological category for this framework, and large power distance societies accept significant hierarchical inequality.

Answer:

d. small power distance societies