<span>The answer you always assume is, "yes". This process is based on an adaption of a decision making process which was developed by Dr. William Glasser, which is a six step process asking the questions, What's my current situation? How do I want my situation to be? Do I have a choice here? What are the possible choices? What's the most likely outcome of each possible choice? and which choice am I going to commit to making?</span>
I think it helped them become more independent and get ready for other wars, but it also caused other problems as well.
Answer:
Japan and France are examples of uncertainty AVOIDANCE cultures.
Explanation:
<em>Uncertainty avoidance</em> is the extent to which a society, organization, or group relies on social norms, rules, and procedures to alleviate the unpredictability of future events (House et al, 2004, p. 30].
HIGH UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE societies have characteristics such as formality in interactions with others, strong resistance to change, take moderate, carefully calculated risks, structure, rules, expertise.
Japan and France scores for uncertainty avoidance are 92 and 86, both high scores.
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C they're all places of the Bible or around the Bible era thus early world history
