A decision strategy, developed by Gelatt called negative uncertainty presents a new framework to "help clients deal with change and ambiguity, accept uncertainty and inconsistency, and utilize the nonrational and intuitive side of thinking and choosing.

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The decision strategy you're referring to is called Positive Uncertainty, not negative uncertainty. H.B. Gelatt developed this concept to help individuals embrace uncertainty and make decisions in the face of it by balancing rational and intuitive thinking.

A Decision Strategy, Developed by Gelatt Called Negative Uncertainty Presents