Carol and James are working on a group project for their Human Relations class. Carol would like a set schedule for when different parts of the project will be completed. James argues that not only would a schedule impair his creativity, she should just trust he will get his portion done on time. Carol's and James' viewpoints best represent _________ and __________ cultures.
A) feminine; masculine
B) high uncertainty avoidance; low uncertainty avoidance
C) individualistic; collectivistic
D) complex; simplistic

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Carol's preference for a set schedule reflects a high uncertainty avoidance culture, which values structure and predictability. James' desire for flexibility and trust in completing his portion on time is indicative of a low uncertainty avoidance culture, which is more comfortable with ambiguity and spontaneity.

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