The United States has a culture where the majority of the population tolerate risk and are relatively comfortable with uncertainty and unpredictability. Which of Hofstede's dimensions of national culture does this describe?

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This description aligns with Hofstede's dimension of uncertainty avoidance, which refers to a society's level of tolerance for ambiguity, uncertainty, and risk-taking. The United States has a lower score on this dimension compared to other countries, indicating that Americans are more comfortable with uncertainty and less averse to risk-taking.

The United States Has a Culture Where the Majority of the Population