Grappling with uncertainty is an inherent part of everyday human life. Every single day of our existence, we face ambiguity of one sort or another — ranging in seriousness from a tough decision over what to wear in the morning to the terrifying feeling of having a potentially life-altering health situation hanging over our heads. Uncertainty is everywhere. And there is an Uncertainty Tolerance Test all of us can self-administer.
To a certain extent, none of us likes being kept on our toes, but some of us are much more comfortable with limbo states than others. And researchers have found that
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