Study: Uncertainty Responsible for Greater Stress

FRESNO, Calif. (KMJ) — In a recent University College London study, participants who were unsure whether would be given an electric shock where more stressed, than those who knew they’d be getting zapped.

The data suggests that uncertainty causes more stress, crushing the notion that “ignorance is bliss.”

Where else does this apply? When it comes to getting a job.

You’ll be more relaxed if you think it’s a long shot, or if you’re confident that it’ll be yours.