Goal ambiguity is an expression used when discussing uncertainty. It means that:
A) we don't know exactly where we are headed
B) we don't know which circumstantial conditions are important
C) we cannot calculate probability or outcome

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Goal ambiguity refers to uncertainty or lack of clarity about the ultimate target or direction of a project, task, or initiative. It means that the end goal is not well-defined or may be interpreted differently by different stakeholders. Option B, regarding circumstantial conditions, refers to situational ambiguity, and C, regarding probability or outcome, refers to task ambiguity.

Goal Ambiguity Is an Expression Used When Discussing Uncertainty