People with a high tolerance for ambiguity tend to interpret ambiguous situations as threatening.

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People with a high tolerance for ambiguity are able to handle uncertainty and ambiguity without feeling threatened. They are comfortable with not having all the information and are able to make decisions with incomplete information. It is people with a low tolerance for ambiguity who are more likely to interpret ambiguous situations as threatening.

People with a High Tolerance for Ambiguity Tend to Interpret