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typical ambiguity - translation to russian
THE TENDENCY TO AVOID OPTIONS FOR WHICH THE PROBABILITY OF A FAVORABLE OUTCOME IS UNKNOWN
Ambiguity Effect; Ambiguity bias
typical ambiguity
математика
типовая неопределенность
syntactic ambiguity
SENTENCES WITH STRUCTURES PERMITTING MULTIPLE POSSIBLE INTERPRETATIONS
Amphibology; Amphiboly; French push bottles up German rear; Amphibologies; French push bottles up german rear; Amphibolous; Crash blossom; Crash blossoms; Structural ambiguity; Ambiguous sentence structure; Locally ambiguous sentence; Globally ambiguous sentence; Grammatical ambiguity; Ambiguous syntax; Syntactic disambiguation; Models of syntactic ambiguity; Ambiguity (syntax); Syntactically ambiguous; Phrase structure ambiguity; Structural disambiguation; Syntactical ambiguity; Crash Blossoms; Fallacy of amphiboly
математика
синтаксическая двусмысленность
амфиболия
amphibology
SENTENCES WITH STRUCTURES PERMITTING MULTIPLE POSSIBLE INTERPRETATIONS
Amphibology; Amphiboly; French push bottles up German rear; Amphibologies; French push bottles up german rear; Amphibolous; Crash blossom; Crash blossoms; Structural ambiguity; Ambiguous sentence structure; Locally ambiguous sentence; Globally ambiguous sentence; Grammatical ambiguity; Ambiguous syntax; Syntactic disambiguation; Models of syntactic ambiguity; Ambiguity (syntax); Syntactically ambiguous; Phrase structure ambiguity; Structural disambiguation; Syntactical ambiguity; Crash Blossoms; Fallacy of amphiboly
[æmfi'bɔlədʒi]
синоним
существительное
общая лексика
двусмысленное выражение
Definition
Amphibolous
·adj Ambiguous; doubtful.
II. Amphibolous ·adj Capable of two meanings.
Wikipedia
Ambiguity effect
The ambiguity effect is a cognitive bias where decision making is affected by a lack of information, or "ambiguity". The effect implies that people tend to select options for which the probability of a favorable outcome is known, over an option for which the probability of a favorable outcome is unknown. The effect was first described by Daniel Ellsberg in 1961.
