Homogeneous societies are more likely to be high on uncertainty than heterogeneous societies.

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Homogeneous societies (where everyone is similar in terms of race, ethnicity, religion, etc.) tend to have more rigid social norms and expectations, leading to a higher level of uncertainty avoidance. In contrast, heterogeneous societies (where there is diversity in these characteristics) tend to be more accepting of different ways of life and beliefs, leading to a lower level of uncertainty avoidance.

Homogeneous Societies Are More Likely to Be High on Uncertainty