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Though Chinese workers have the same types of reactions to workplace inequities, they tend to tolerate much more inequity than their American counterparts. This would tend to increase which of the following responses by a worker to a perceived inequity in which inputs exceed outputs?
A) Ask for some non-monetary reward.
B) Demand more fair treatment.
C) Ask for a raise.
D) Attempt to see the situation differently.

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