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Ambiguity and Repression

Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1958
Introduction In his paper on repression 11 Freud states that "the essence of repression lies simply in the function of rejecting and keeping something out of consciousness." This function is implemented in a number of ways. These differing ways complement and combine with one another to produce repression, but a few of them may be separately appraised
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The Ambiguity of "Ambiguous Terminology".

Journal of registry management
Ambiguous having more than one possible interpretation or meaningdifficult to understand or classify; obscure Collins English Dictionary, HarperCollins Publishers.
Frederick L, Greene   +1 more
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On a measure of ambiguity

International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 1995
We consider a general characterization of a measure of ambiguity suggested by Fishburn and investigate the appropriateness of this characterization. It is shown that a number of concepts related to uncertainty and taken from fuzzy logic-measures of fuzziness, measures of specificity, and measures of possibility/certainty interval-satisfy this ...
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In defense of ambiguity

Negotiation Journal, 1987
Experienced mediators are familiar with the negotiator who takes a strong and seemingly unalterable stand on a point of pr inciple--only to exchange it fbr money when the price is right. But one reason why agreements can be difficult to get is that a matter of principle often is at the root of the dispute. An explicit confrontation over such a question
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Cherishing Ambiguity

IEEE Software, 2012
Ambiguity in requirements isn't always a bad thing. In the right hands, it can be positively useful.
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Ambiguity and ambiguity attitudes

Ambiguity refers to scenarios where probabilities are not known nor objectively specified as opposed to scenarios of risk where probability are objectively available. Scenarios with ambiguity are widespread in economics. Based on early thought experiments, subsequent literature has found that many individuals choices are different under ambiguity from ...
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The Ambiguity of Quantifiers

Philosophical Studies, 2005
In the tradition of substructural logics, it has been claimed for a long time that conjunction and inclusive disjunction are ambiguous:we should, in fact, distinguish between ‘lattice’ connectives (also called additive or extensional) and ‘group’ connectives (also called multiplicative or intensional).
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Ambiguity about volatility and investor behavior

Journal of Financial Economics, 2022
Steffen Meyer
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Ambiguity

Air Medical Journal, 2013
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Ambiguity and the Tradeoff Theory of Capital Structure

Management Science, 2022
Yehuda Izhakian   +2 more
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