What is the difference between power and prestige?
A) Prestige is the ability to make others do what they do not want to do, while power is being awarded particular respect or honor.
B) Power is the ability to make others do what they do not want to do, while prestige is being awarded particular respect or honor.
C) Power is having a higher economic status than others in your community, while prestige is having a more elite heritage.
D) Prestige is having a higher economic status than others in your community, while power is having a more elite heritage.
B) Power is the ability to make others do what they do not want to do, while prestige is being awarded particular respect or honor.
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