Ambiguity Aversion
Uncertainty triggers an ambiguity aversion (a preference for known risks over unknown risks) among people as they feel unsettled and in limbo due to the lack of sure footing of information.
A study suggests that it is better to be completely transparent about the uncertainty than to be ambiguous.
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