Abstract
• Greater levels of unknowability affected decision-maker behaviors under uncertainty. • Different unknown items in a decision did not affect the response approaches chosen. • Moving from risk to ambiguity to uncertainty required increased premia to take on. • Discomfort with uncertainty types decreased with exposure to them. • Likely entrepreneurs were more sensitive to yet more calculative with uncertainty.
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