Uncertainty is often inevitable in everyday life and can be both stressful and exciting. Given
its relevance to psychopathology and wellbeing, recent research has begun to address the …

When extreme, anxiety—a state of distress and arousal prototypically evoked by uncertain
danger—can be debilitating. Uncertain anticipation is a shared feature of situations that elicit …

Behavioral evidence suggests that the perceived reason of uncertainty causes different
coping strategies to be implemented, particularly frequency ratings with externally attributed …

People radically differ in how they cope with uncertainty. Clinical researchers describe a
dispositional characteristic known as “intolerance of uncertainty”, a tendency to find …

A growing trend of neuroimaging, behavioral, and computational research has investigated
the topic of outcome uncertainty in decision-making. Although evidence to date indicates …

Intolerance of uncertainty (IU), or the increased affective response to situations with
uncertain outcomes, is an important component process of anxiety disorders. Increased IU is …

Heightened responding to uncertain threat is considered a hallmark of anxiety disorder
pathology. We sought to determine whether individual differences in self-reported …

Intolerance of uncertainty is a key contributor to anxiety-related disorders. Recent studies
highlight its importance in other clinical disorders. The link between its clinical presentation …

Individuals with high intolerance of uncertainty (IU) have been shown to exhibit abnormal
threat responding, which may be mediated by hyperactive anterior insula (aINS) response to …

Decisions under uncertainty distinguish between those made under risk (known
probabilities) and those made under ambiguity (unknown probabilities). Despite widespread …