- 10 tips for dealing with the stress of uncertainty
Research shows that people react differently to uncertainty, and that those with a higher intolerance for uncertainty may be less resilient and more prone to low mood, negative or down feelings, and anxiety [Related: Explore results from APA’s latest Stress in America survey] No one can avoid the unexpected
- The science of uncertainty - American Psychological Association (APA)
In 2012, Sweeny published a paper that introduced the “uncertainty navigation model,” a theoretical framework for understanding the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that arise during these difficult waiting periods (Health Psychology Review, Vol 6, No 2, 2012) Over the years, Sweeny and her team of undergraduate and graduate students
- Helping federal workers manage the uncertainty of a chaotic work . . .
Bethany Brand, PhD, a clinician who treats federal workers, said that day-to-day uncertainty, along with negative characterizations of government work, contribute to burnout Job insecurity is causing some of her clients to curtail spending or even discontinue psychotherapy
- Waiting, worrying, and dealing with uncertainty, with Kate Sweeny, PhD
Kate Sweeny, PhD, discusses what makes waiting so stressful, how the stress of waiting differs from other types of stress, the relationship between waiting and worrying, and strategies people can use to lessen anxiety and make waiting easier
- uncertainty of uncertainty about | WordReference Forums
There is uncertainty about the situation There is uncertainty about his feelings It would be unusual (but possible) to say there is uncertainty about his doubts, because uncertainty and doubt have similar meanings: but it could be used e g There is uncertainty about whether his doubts are substantiated real or not
- The Use of the Circa Abbrevation (c. ) - WordReference Forums
Here is my logic for doing it that way If you write c 800-877, that suggests uncertainty about the date of birth, and certainty about the year of death It might be wise to see what some good style manuals suggest I don't believe this is a matter of rules, but of stylistic conventions
- couldnt vs could not - WordReference Forums
The uncertainty in all this doesn't really mean "I have no idea whether she saw you or not" but just "I am pretty sure very sure perfectly sure that she must not have seen you " Of course, probably in a different context, one could say "She could NOT have seen you, because she was 100 miles away at the time "
- since I remember or as long as I remember? - WordReference Forums
The sencond uncertainty is as long as (means the time is as long as the time since I could remember) I think since( rather than as long as) I can remember things is better Thank you in advance
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