Ambiguity is tolerated more in low-uncertainty-avoidance cultures than in high-uncertainty-avoidance cultures.

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This statement is true. In cultures with low uncertainty avoidance, there is a greater acceptance of ambiguity and a willingness to take risks, while in high uncertainty avoidance cultures there is a greater preference for rules, structure, and a desire to minimize uncertainty and ambiguity.

Ambiguity Is Tolerated More in Low-Uncertainty-Avoidance Cultures Than in High-Uncertainty-Avoidance