The Members of a Particular Society in Rhodia Often Find

Multiple Choice

 The members of a particular society in Rhodia often find it hard to adapt themselves to the changing situations. Therefore, they prefer to follow standard rules and procedures in an attempt to reduce the occurrences of any anxiety-causing situations. Which of the following of Hofstede's social dimensions is described in this example?

A) Low versus high uncertainty avoidance
B) Long- versus short-term orientation
C) Low versus high power distance
D) Individualism versus collectivism