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ejop-291	Matic, Jennifer L.	The Degree of Uncertainty Avoidance Present in Croatian and American Undergraduate Students; a Comparative Analysis	2006		.htm	text/html	2209	99	54	The logic here is that, in high uncertainty avoidance cultures, individuals will NOT believe that the rules should ever be broken; conversely, in low uncertainty avoidance cultures, individuals will believe that, given the right situation, it is acceptable for employees to break the rules. Again, we see that high uncertainty avoidance cultures will value the stability of the job, and will tend to avoid the uncertainty involved in changing jobs.	cache/ejop-291.htm	txt/ejop-291.txt