In a Kin-Ordered Society, Leaders:​

question 4

Multiple Choice

In a kin-ordered society, leaders:​

• A)​are always the eldest son of the family
• B)​must rule through state leaders
• C)​have little or no influence
• D)​lack formal political power

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Recognize the difference between homogeneous and diverse teams.

Identify gender differences in communication.

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