- Look up
ambivalent in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ambivalent may
refer to: Ambivalence, a
state of
conflicting beliefs or
feelings "
Ambivalent" (song)...
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Ambivalent ****ism is a
theoretical framework which posits that ****ism has two sub-components:
hostile ****ism (HS) and
benevolent ****ism (BS).
Hostile ****ism...
- Anxious-
ambivalent attachment is a form of
insecure attachment and is also
misnamed as "resistant attachment". In general, a
child with an anxious-
ambivalent...
- becomes,
hence making ****ure
actions less
predictable and/or less decisive.
Ambivalent attitudes are also more
susceptible to
transient information (e.g., mood)...
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Ambivalent prejudice is a
social psychological theory that
states that, when
people become aware that they have
conflicting beliefs about an
outgroup (a...
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kinship with, and
hence potential control over, a
class of
awesome and
ambivalent deities".
Lutgendorf also writes, "Other
skills in Hanuman's
resume also...
- well-directed and well-acted.
Reception to
Bandersnatch and
series five was more
ambivalent.
Linda Holmes of NPR
praised Bandersnatch's
technical design but criticised...
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league with
nearly no
contest in sight;
supporters of
other clubs are
ambivalent about the
Hollywood injection:
while some see it as pay-to-win and an...
- PMID 16624884.
Alice Domurat Dreger (May 1998). ""Ambiguous ****"—or
Ambivalent Medicine?". The
Hastings Center Report. 28 (3): 24–35. doi:10.2307/3528648...
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fight for
control over women's bodies. Senf
suggests that
Stoker was
ambivalent about the New
Woman phenomenon,
while Signorroti argues that the novel's...
