If one thing is certain, it’s that we tend to crave certainty. Scroll through the news, and a pattern emerges. Headline after headline promises to predict the future and make us feel a little more ...

Your brain is a prediction machine, meaning that when things don't go as planned, there can be significant consequences. You’ll have experienced this many times. That tight feeling in your chest when ...

Since we cannot see the future, some amount of uncertainty and anxiety is inevitable. However, we can moderate the stress that often accompanies it. Uncertainty has been an unavoidable part of life ...

Life is uncertain. We never know what will happen, and many things are unknowable. This can make us feel stressed or worried, since the unknown is associated with danger. But as journalist Maggie ...

We live in an era made difficult for personal balance. We are presented with an era of uncertainty, but with a full fridge. At the time of writing, the Russian-Ukrainian conflict is in full swing ...

Jayne Morriss receives funding from the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation and the Economic Social Research Council. Over the past nine months, the word “uncertainty” has cropped up time and time ...

Uncertainty is ubiquitous in medical practice yet is often viewed as a regrettable phenomenon to be tolerated or eradicated. 1 To prepare trainees for practice, teachers need to reframe uncertainty as ...