How do high uncertainty avoidance cultures handle a deviation from norms?
a. They allow some people to do it, but not others.
b. They create rules to control people’s behavior.
c. They ignore it unless they’re certain it will cause problems.
d. They incorporate it into their culture.
b. They create rules to control people’s behavior.
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a. Western cultures typically have an individualistic orientation to friendship, where friendship is voluntary and chosen. b. in collectivistic cultures, friendship is typically based on group associations and a sense of mutual obligation. c. the sense of how long it takes to develop friendship varies across different cultures. d. people from different cultures have a hard time becoming friends.