According to research, three types of environmental uncertainty that people perceive are state, effect, and response uncertainty.

Environmental Uncertainty

The extent to which an organization lacks information about its external environment, making future planning challenging.

State Uncertainty

Refers to the unpredictability associated with the conditions or status of a system, environment, or entity in which outcomes are impossible to foresee accurately.

Response Uncertainty

The lack of predictability or assurance about the reactions or outcomes resulting from a decision, action, or situation.