Jentsch

Jentsch was a German psychologist known for his work on the concept of "ambiguity" and how people perceive uncertainty and complex situations. He believed that individuals' reactions to ambiguity could influence their mental health and behavior. Jentsch's ideas helped pave the way for later psychological theories, especially in understanding the human response to unfamiliar or uncertain circumstances. His work emphasizes that how we interpret and respond to complexity and ambiguity is crucial in shaping our mental processes and coping strategies.