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1. • • An uncertain mind is an open mind. It is a mind which is curious, interested, reflective and malleable. When we meet life with a genuine sense of uncertainty, we cease to project that which we think we know and instead begin to see life for what it really is. The same goes for the people around us.
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   What is uncertainty tolerance?

   • In brief, uncertainty tolerance is a personality disposition that relates to how you view the unknown. People who are intolerant of uncertainty see uncertainty as a threat, while those who are more tolerant of uncertainty see it as a challenge.

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   Do we have a negative view of uncertainty?

   • Maggie Jackson: We have a very negative view of uncertainty. We largely see it as paralyzing. But actually uncertainty is, first of all, a kind of “good stress.” When we meet something new, ambiguous, or unexpected, we have a stress response, both physiological and neural, that allows the brain to be more receptive to new data.

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   Are You intolerant of uncertainty?

   • Pioneering work led by Dr. Dugas (who originated the term “intolerance of uncertainty”) and Nicholas Carleton of the University of Regina in Canada shows that being intolerant of uncertainty is associated with vulnerability to mental health challenges such as anxiety, eating disorders and depression.

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   Sep 21, 2021 · Uncertainty exerts a strong pull on our thoughts and inhibits our ability to act, leaving us in a suspended waiting game. We can manage uncertainty by figuring out what we can control,...

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   Oct 1, 2013 · It is only in letting go of our preconceptions and opinions of others that we allow them to be who they truly are, to change and evolve from one moment to the next. This is the wisdom of...

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   Jan 13, 2024 · A growing body of evidence and a range of new interventions suggest that skillfully managing uncertainty in the face of what’s murky, new or unexpected is an effective treatment for anxiety, a...

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   Dec 20, 2023 · Some people foreground their worst fears when they think about an uncertain situation, and so they might worry excessively about it or attempt to avoid it altogether. Someone who instead focuses on their hopes or aspirations in the face of uncertainty may embrace the situation more confidently.

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   Nov 8, 2016 · 5 min read. The Upside of Uncertainty. Conveying uncertainty can provide a persuasive punch. By Zakary L. Tormala & Derek D. Rucker. BrianAJackson Getty Images. Behavior. Who is more persuasive:...

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   Mar 11, 2024 · The adaptive expert is someone who is able to recognize and utilize their uncertainty to investigate a crisis or a problem or a new situation. Uncertainty does slow us down. But that slowing allows us to uncover mistakes, especially in social situations. It allows for more accuracy.

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   Jul 10, 2020 · “Uncertainty is an ability to draw the lines that define one thing in distinction from something else, [and] combats the urge to be so certain about things and people that you feel you never need to think about them further.”