Use the following data to answer the next question:

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# Hofstede's Individualism: BELGIUM$=75$; BELGIUM$=75$; ESTONIA$=60$; HONG KONG$=25$; POLAND$=60$; POLAND$=60$; RUSSIA$=39$; TAIWAN$=17$

# Hofstede's Indulgence: BELGIUM$=57$; BELGIUM$=57$; ESTONIA$=16$; HONG KONG$=17$; POLAND$=29$; POLAND$=29$; RUSSIA$=20$; TAIWAN$=49$

# Hofstede's Masculinity: BELGIUM$=54$; BELGIUM$=54$; ESTONIA$=30$; HONG KONG$=57$; POLAND$=64$; POLAND$=64$; RUSSIA$=36$; TAIWAN$=45$

# Hofstede's Power Distance: BELGIUM$=65$; BELGIUM$=65$; ESTONIA$=40$; HONG KONG$=68$; POLAND$=68$; POLAND$=68$; RUSSIA$=93$; TAIWAN$=58$

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

BELGIUM$=82$; BELGIUM$=82$; ESTONIA$=82$; HONG KONG$=61$; POLAND$=38$; POLAND$=38$; RUSSIA$=81$; TAIWAN$=93$

# Hofstede's Uncertainty Avoidance: BELGIUM$=94$; BELGIUM$=94$; ESTONIA$=60$; HONG KONG$=29$; POLAND$=93$; POLAND$=93$; RUSSIA$=95$; TAIWAN$=69$

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Imagine the multinational you work for sent you abroad to run a project for $6$ months. In the country you went to$,$ people tend to cover each other's slack and help each other achieve daily tasks. You cannot understand or accept, and perhaps nobody from your country could either. And so you continue to act like people from your country would do: they would be much more prone to fend for themselves, assume everyone must earn their stripes, and most likely you would not want to humiliate other people by helping them when they should do their tasks on their own. According to the data provided, and assuming the listed variables is all the information you have, there is a much GREATER probability that YOU ARE FROM a country such as $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_,$ than from $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$ :

Group of answer choices

TAIWAN; RUSSIA

HONG KONG; ESTONIA

POLAND; BELGIUM

BELGIUM; POLAND