Translation for 'tolerance for ambiguity' from English to French

tolerance for ambiguity

tolérance {f} à l'ambiguïtépsych.

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ambiguity tolerance

tolérance {f} à l'ambiguïtépsych.

tolerance of ambiguity

tolérance {f} à l'ambiguïtépsych.

ambiguity

équivoque {f} [ambiguïté]

ambiguïté {f}

syntactic ambiguity

amphibologie {f}ling.philos.

structural ambiguity

amphibologie {f}ling.philos.

tolerance

tolérance {f}

cutaneous tolerance

tolérance {f} cutanéecosm.méd.pharm.

zero tolerance

tolérance {f} zéro

to show tolerance

faire preuve d'indulgence

faire preuve de tolérance

skin tolerance

tolérance {f} cutanéecosm.méd.pharm.

tolerance margin

marge {f} de tolérancemath.stat.tech.

drug tolerance

accoutumance {f} à une droguedrog.méd.

religious tolerance

tolérance {f} religieusepol.relig.

to clear the way (for sth./for sth. to happen) [fig.]

ouvrir la voie à qc.

for

pour {prep}

except for

à l'exception de {prep}

save for

à l'exception de {prep}

as for

quant à {prep}

• A study was done testing college students' tolerance for ambiguity and found that students who were involved in the arts had higher scores than business students on ambiguity tolerance, from which the assertion that creativity is linked to the construct.
• Mame Jackson, George Swinton and Jean Blodgett noted that Oonark's work reflects a high tolerance for ambiguity, a kind of double vision.
• In Business Unit Strategy, Managerial Characteristics, and Business Unit Effectiveness at Strategy Implementation, Gupta and his co-authors presented the results of an empirical study into the question of whether or not a fit between the personality characteristics (risk propensity and tolerance for ambiguity) of a business unit general manager and the business unit's strategy (build vs.
• The individuals with high tolerance for ambiguity are found to be less likely to act with the accordance of their culture.