Use the following data to answer the next question:

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# Hofstede's Individualism: LATVIA$=70$; LITHUANIA$=60$; MALAYSIA$=26$; PHILIPPINES$=32$; ROMANIA$=30$; RUSSIA$=39$; SOUTH AFRICA$=65$; SWEDEN$=71$

# Hofstede's Indulgence: LATVIA$=13$; LITHUANIA$=16$; MALAYSIA$=57$; PHILIPPINES$=42$; ROMANIA$=20$; RUSSIA$=20$; SOUTH AFRICA$=63$; SWEDEN$=78$

# Hofstede's Masculinity: LATVIA$=9$; LITHUANIA$=19$; MALAYSIA$=50$; PHILIPPINES$=64$; ROMANIA$=42$; RUSSIA$=36$; SOUTH AFRICA$=63$; SWEDEN$=5$

# Hofstede's Power Distance: LATVIA$=44$; LITHUANIA$=42$; MALAYSIA$=100$; PHILIPPINES$=94$; ROMANIA$=90$; RUSSIA$=93$; SOUTH AFRICA$=49$; SWEDEN$=31$

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

LATVIA$=69$; LITHUANIA$=82$; MALAYSIA$=41$; PHILIPPINES$=27$; ROMANIA$=52$; RUSSIA$=81$; SOUTH AFRICA$=34$; SWEDEN$=53$

# Hofstede's Uncertainty Avoidance: LATVIA$=63$; LITHUANIA$=65$; MALAYSIA$=36$; PHILIPPINES$=44$; ROMANIA$=90$; RUSSIA$=95$; SOUTH AFRICA$=49$; SWEDEN$=29$

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Imagine you decided to volunteer as a baseball coach for a group of $10$ year olds, in a foreign country, for a month. You quickly notice that in the country you went to$,$ all players' parents expect you not to keep scores during games and to have everyone receiving a "champion" trophy, regardless of how poorly they played or how badly their team do$.$ No discrimination among better and worse players is allowed or tolerated. Just the opposite of the country you came from, where more people are used to a highly competitive environment, one in which everybody is constantly trying to outperform everyone else, and be recognized for it$.$ 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

PHILIPPINES; LITHUANIA

RUSSIA; MALAYSIA

SWEDEN; SOUTH AFRICA

LATVIA; ROMANIA