Ambiguity tolerance is critical, as evidence suggests that if medical students possess a high tolerance for ambiguity, they may provide a higher quality of care in ambiguous conditions.
Former Seal members said this week that the unit — officially renamed the United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group, or Devgru — was chosen for the bloody Bin Laden raid, the most high-profile operation in the history of the Seals, because of the group's skills in using lethal force intelligently in complex, ambiguous conditions.
The main findings were that misattribution increased in ambiguous conditions where the probability of a tone belonging to self and other was equal.
Task performance (low error and bias) was related to attenuated response in ambiguous conditions while increased response in regions associated with the default mode network was associated with greater overall error and bias towards other.
A large amount of EP voiced stops, and even voiceless stops, do not show a discernible burst [13, 14], so in this case, it is not clear how the listeners would rely on a VOT cue in ambiguous conditions.
Intricate organizational structures that many industries build as a means to hedge against uncertainty become less feasible when ambiguous conditions prevail.
He catalyses the transition to ways of living, working, thinking and learning which enable us and our organizations to adapt to the volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous conditions of the 21st century and support a sustainable human presence on the earth.
One way could be to review PBL (problem-based learning) cases selected, and ensure ambiguous conditions, such as chronic fatigue syndrome or menopause, are represented.
One possibility is that communication between the amygdala and ventral hippocampus may gate fear/anxiety responses to ambiguous conditioned stimuli, as recently reported during anxiety tasks (Felix-Ortiz et al. 2013).
