Before revision: Assumptions of problematic integration theory Babrow identified four distinct manifestations, or forms, of problematic integration: Divergence Ambiguity Ambivalence Impossibility - occurs when there is a difference between reality and our desired outcome, and refers to a situation in which the outcome is uncertain or unknown Ambiguity - occurs when it is unclear or highly uncertain what the probability or value of an object is uncertain.
After revision: Assumptions of problematic integration theory Babrow identified four distinct manifestations, or forms, of problematic integration: Divergence - occurs when there is a difference between reality and our desired outcome, and refers to a situation in which the outcome is uncertain or unknown Ambiguity - occurs when it is unclear or highly uncertain what the probability or value of an object is uncertain.