Consumers from High-Uncertainty-Avoidance Cultures Tend To

Multiple Choice

Consumers from high-uncertainty-avoidance cultures tend to:

A) be faster in adopting product and service innovations than in other cultures.
B) be slower in buying a product because of its perceived scarcity than in other cultures.
C) perceive stronger price-quality relationships than in other cultures.
D) demand greater amount of product information than in other cultures.
E) rely less on commonly held beliefs to decide on a purchase than in other cultures.