Use the following data to answer the next question:

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# Hofstede's Individualism: AUSTRIA$=55$; EL SALVADOR$=19$; GHANA$=15$; LEBANON$=40$; PHILIPPINES$=32$; SWITZERLAND$=68$; TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO$=16$; VENEZUELA$=12$

# Hofstede's Indulgence: AUSTRIA$=63$; EL SALVADOR$=89$; GHANA$=72$; LEBANON$=25$; PHILIPPINES$=42$; SWITZERLAND$=66$; TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO$=80$; VENEZUELA$=100$

# Hofstede's Masculinity: AUSTRIA$=79$; EL SALVADOR$=40$; GHANA$=40$; LEBANON$=65$; PHILIPPINES$=64$; SWITZERLAND$=70$; TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO$=58$; VENEZUELA$=73$

# Hofstede's Power Distance: AUSTRIA$=11$; EL SALVADOR$=66$; GHANA$=80$; LEBANON$=75$; PHILIPPINES$=94$; SWITZERLAND$=34$; TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO$=47$; VENEZUELA$=81$

# Hofstede's Pragmatism $($Long Term Orientation$)$:

AUSTRIA$=60$; EL SALVADOR$=20$; GHANA$=4$; LEBANON$=14$; PHILIPPINES$=27$; SWITZERLAND$=74$; TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO$=13$; VENEZUELA$=16$

# Hofstede's Uncertainty Avoidance: AUSTRIA$=70$; EL SALVADOR$=94$; GHANA$=65$; LEBANON$=50$; PHILIPPINES$=44$; SWITZERLAND$=58$; TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO$=55$; VENEZUELA$=76$

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The company you work for have just sent you to do a short term assignment in one of their foreign subsidiaries. You quickly notice that in the foreign subsidiary everyone thinks that subordinates should "know their place", and in fact you notice that they don't really question it$.$ It is quite the opposite of your own country's typical relationship and behavior between leaders and subordinates. According to the data provided, and assuming the listed variables is all the information you have, there is a much GREATER probability that YOU WERE SENT TO a country such as $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_,$ than $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$ :

Group of answer choices

GHANA; EL SALVADOR

AUSTRIA; TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

SWITZERLAND; LEBANON

VENEZUELA; PHILIPPINES