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Intolerance of uncertainty causes some individuals to perform poorly with ambiguity

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Evidence indicates that difficulty navigating ambiguity and performing effectively under uncertain conditions is closely linked to an individual's intolerance of uncertainty.

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Attachment as a Primary Mechanism in Physician Cognition and Bias During Complex Medical Cases: A Narrative Review.

2025 · cited by 1

Paper 1 notes that clinicians with a reduced tolerance for uncertainty experience lower thresholds for cognitive load and rely more heavily on heuristics, leading to an increased likelihood of cognitive error.

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Strategies for Teaching Uncertainty Tolerance in Medical Education: A Qualitative Study.

2026 · cited by 0

Paper 5 highlights that uncertainty tolerance is tied to flexible thinking and decision-making without paralysis, establishing that difficulties with ambiguity relate directly to one's tolerance for uncertainty.

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first checked01 Aug 2026

judged → SUPPORTED · 7701 Aug 2026

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