Ambiguity Perception is the cognitive process by which individuals detect and interpret incomplete, equivocal, or multiple-meaning information in uncertain environments, distinguishing it from related uncertainty phenomena through its focus on the perception of indistinctness in available evidence or situational cues.
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ON THE PERCEPTION OF INCONGRUITY: A PARADIGM
Jerome S. Bruner, Leo Postman · Journal of Personality · 1949 · 618 citations
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