Generally, host country governments tend to look favorably on a greater degree of

A) United Nations involvement.
B) foreign country control.
C) sensitivity training.
D) hands-on role playing.
E) local control.

Host country governments tend to prefer a higher degree of local control, as it allows them to maintain a level of sovereignty over their own country's resources and operations. Foreign country control can be seen as a threat to national autonomy, while United Nations involvement may be viewed as interference from external actors. Sensitivity training and hands-on role playing may be useful in cultural adaptation, but they are not necessarily as important to the host country government as maintaining control.