Ambiguity

Ambiguity is described by scientists as the rule rather than the exception in perception.  One example of ambiguity is a simplistic line drawing that can be construed as a rabbit or a duck. Sometimes people get stuck in only being able to see one aspect of the drawing. The inability to see another side of a situation is like being only able to see a rabbit and not a duck. Latitude is essential in seeing beyond a situation as either one way or another when it is both.