Tolerance of Ambiguity

Tolerance of ambiguity may allow the person to deal with the ill-defined nature of
problems that have creative potential.

From: Creativity (Second Edition), 2014

Related terms:

Avoidance, Creative Performance, Divergent Thinking, Metatheories, Openness to

Experience

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Organization Development
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Implications of Domain Specificity for

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In Domain Specificity of Creativity, 2016

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Creativity Research
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Openness to Experience
In Encyclopedia of Applied Psychology, 2004

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Risk-Taking
In Encyclopedia of Creativity (Second Edition), 2011

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Ego Development in Adulthood

In International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences, 2001

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Conscientiousness
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