Having only partial or no information about the situation or outcomes is called __________.
A)uncertainty
B)risk
C)effort
D)cluelessness

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Uncertainty refers to a lack of knowledge or information about a situation, which can make it difficult to make informed decisions. Risk, on the other hand, involves some level of knowledge or understanding about potential outcomes, and involves weighing the likelihood and potential impact of different outcomes. Effort and cluelessness do not accurately describe this concept.

Having Only Partial or No Information About the Situation or Outcomes