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1 predictor of opting out of donation was high ambivalence.
2     This analysis explores the roots of that ambivalence.
3 ntermediate on peace-conflict present higher ambivalence.
4 d identifies factors associated with greater ambivalence.
5 variables were significantly associated with ambivalence.
6  although some fathers expressed a degree of ambivalence.
7 h but not necessarily trying to reduce their ambivalence.
8 tion, as well as group effects of collective ambivalence.
9 5) continuity and closure, and 6) doubts and ambivalence.
10        This article exposes how tensions and ambivalence about agroecology and food sovereignty in Ch
11 ious research has indicated that feelings of ambivalence about donation are associated with donors' d
12 o the intended recipient and the presence of ambivalence about donation.
13 e registry across all race/ethnic groups was ambivalence about donation: doubts and worries, feeling
14 a recent "warming" of Americans' traditional ambivalence about immigration.
15 ilemmas and concerns for the donor instilled ambivalence about living donation.
16 ues of communication and reflects an ongoing ambivalence about power and control in the physician-pat
17  behavior, and psychosocial characteristics (ambivalence about pregnancy and high objective stress).
18      However, this study also shows a common ambivalence about the letter of condolence's benefit.
19 ay lead to inter-daemonic conflict, that is, ambivalence, about whether or not to fight.
20 re uniquely associated with higher levels of ambivalence after adjusting for the effects of other key
21 have a potentially critical role in reducing ambivalence among new recruits by providing information
22 The current study examines the prevalence of ambivalence among newly recruited potential bone marrow
23 curvilinear (quadratic) relationship between ambivalence and conflict highlights how both extremely p
24  prevention of assault has been treated with ambivalence and even hostility in medicine.
25 ogress made on the assessment of attitudinal ambivalence and its effects.
26 nsically disordered protein whose functional ambivalence and protein structural plasticity are iconic
27 strength is considered, and its relevance to ambivalence and resistance documented.
28 pproaches based on reducing donation-related ambivalence and tailored messages and strategies for eac
29 or regret, and causing donor inconvenience), ambivalence and uncertainty (doubting transplant urgency
30 n is paid to work on attitude accessibility, ambivalence, and the affective versus cognitive bases of
31 ceful countries (Denmark) also may need less ambivalence because most groups occupy the shared nation
32 improving survey validity include addressing ambivalence, clarifying the definition of "unwanted," an
33        Switzer et al suggest ways that donor ambivalence could be minimized, in hopes of increasing t
34 (being proactive and encouraging, addressing ambivalence, depending on supportive infrastructure, avo
35                                              Ambivalence in social interactions has been linked to he
36 flections" type of article creates a certain ambivalence: it is a great honor, but it also infers the
37                               Because of the ambivalence of FPR2 ligands, we here investigate the rol
38 ransplantation costs abroad by insurers; (d) ambivalence of the victim status of the sellers; and (e)
39 rase does not incorporate tCTP with the same ambivalence opposite guanine and adenine with which DNA
40 d with stressful life events, less optimism, ambivalence over expressing negative emotions, sleep dis
41 eeting community expectations, and resolving ambivalence regarding donor risk.
42 ese data also replicated a linear inequality-ambivalence relationship.
43  substantially in recent years, a persistent ambivalence remains amongst health professionals and oth
44  large, highly connected areas, and relative ambivalence shown toward protecting small, isolated habi
45 about its role in more complex forms of goal ambivalence, such as approach-avoidance conflicts.
46 at genetic science might exacerbate the deep ambivalence that society as a whole has towards physical
47 tudes toward ACP; MI, an interview exploring ambivalence to change and developing a change plan; and
48 levels of uncertainty, ranging from complete ambivalence to clear beliefs that one treatment was supe
49               We first evaluate a persistent ambivalence to facilitation in the context of population
50 termediate conflict (United States) may need ambivalence to justify more complex intergroup-system st
51 ing of information and assessment of patient ambivalence to medication use and may elicit behaviour c
52                                              Ambivalence toward treatment is characteristic of eating
53  justified, whereas leading them to consider ambivalence unjustified suppressed the effect, suggestin
54    Notably, this emerged when people thought ambivalence was justified, whereas leading them to consi
55 nflictual countries display lower stereotype ambivalence, whereas countries intermediate on peace-con