When a situation is well understood, the cerebral style seems logical, while, under conditions of ambiguity, the insightful style may make more sense.
To assess decision-making under explicit risk conditions in relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis patients and its relationship to decisions made under conditions of ambiguity.
Given a well designed team training programme, full mission simulations; i.e. high-fidelity in equipment, environmental and psychological view, are recommended for training in teamwork related skills under conditions of ambiguity, time pressure and stress [ 7].
But science could help guide decision-making under conditions of ambiguity; uncertainty does not entail 'anything goes.' On the contrary, the uncertainty itself might guide decision-making better than any other factual information.
Such progress might turn the spotlight on more significant impediments to regulatory decision-making under conditions of ambiguity, such as the difficulty of testing 87,000 chemicals and the role of politics and values in making regulatory decisions.
Since small vibrations modulate the phase in radar echoes, we extract the phase history of each range line containing vibrating objects and also analyze the restrictive condition of phase ambiguity.
My description of managerial work suggests a number of important managerial skills developing peer relationships, carrying out negotiations, motivating subordinates, resolving conflicts, establishing information networks and subsequently disseminating information, making decisions in conditions of extreme ambiguity, and allocating resources.
Here, we use functional neuroimaging to dissociate the neural bases of these 2 distinct social cognitive challenges: 1) mentalizing about different types of mental states (beliefs vs. preferences) and 2) mentalizing under conditions of varying ambiguity.
But these complexities translate into an even more pernicious difficulty, as decisions assumed answerable by science must be made under conditions of scientific ambiguity.
