Ambivalence

evidence that these conflicting and contrasting cognitions and fears are activated simultaneously in the thoughts and minds of attachment-anxious adults. b. Study 1 was a correlational study on the association between attachment anxiety and relational ambivalence. Each of the 110 participants completed self-report questionnaires and performed a computerized approach-avoidance task. Participants answered 18 questions on attachment anxiety (such as “I concern myself with being abandoned”)

blameworthiness inherent in the concept of vice? This article considers these questions and argues that, because vice both represents and results from moral ambivalence, it is distinguishable from the concept of crime;' vice is continually subject to reevaluation. Attitudes toward vice are thus inherently unstable. Further, moral ambivalence varies, depending upon how the particular characteristics of a vice map on to basic cultural values. 2 Values are often inconsistent with one another and drift

Cheers to Ambiguity: Ambivalence, Intoxication and the Death Drive in Notorious Hitchcock’s 1946 Notorious takes place in the morally ambiguous world of post-World War II where the questioning of alliances and moralities have reached a breaking point. Alicia, the daughter of an incarcerated Nazi supporter, finds herself in the midst of a purgatory world stuck in between love and hate, in other words one of ambivalence. This state of conflicting feelings of hatred and love for the same individual

Cheers to Ambiguity: Ambivalence, Intoxication and the Death Drive in Notorious Hitchcock’s 1946 Notorious takes place in the morally ambiguous world of post-World War II where the questioning of alliances and moralities have reached a breaking point. Alicia, the daughter of an incarcerated Nazi supporter, finds herself in the midst of a purgatory world stuck in between love and hate, in other words one of ambivalence. When she is asked to travel to South America to become close to one of her father’s

character. The construction of Aldrick’s character would not have been possible without the assistance of ambivalence. Aldrick struggle with ambivalence throughout the novel resulted to the creation of tension and

interviewing. Motivational Interviewing is a directive, client-centered counseling style for eliciting behavior change by helping clients to explore and resolve ambivalence (Miller & Rollnick, 1991). Motivational Interviewing is goal directed and more focused when compared with nondirective therapies. The central purpose is to examine and resolve ambivalence, with an intentionally directive therapist to carry out this goal (Miller & Rollnick, 1991). There are a few key points’ characterized of Motivational

explore the ambivalence of the persona; using the coin, Taylor describes his spiritual value to God in material terms. The first stanza reflects an uncertainty within Taylor about his worth to God. He equates himself to gold, asking if he is “thy gold” (1) or merely a vessel for God’s wealth—the congregation. The speaker worries he may only appear to be worthful to God, but he is worthless underneath and “brass in heart,” alluding to the Brazen Serpent of the Bible. Working through his ambivalence, the

This mirrors the same ambivalence early humans regarded their changing ways of life and is also evident throughout the epic when Gilgamesh steals brides on their wedding night defiling them before their betrothed, and when we see the killing in both Gilgamesh and Enkidu when the

Life is full of cohesive decisions, nothing makes the facile. But the worst ones are your personal koans and tormenting ambivalence is just the sense of satori rising. Eventually allowing a new sense of understanding and openmindness towards life greatest questions. Throughout this novel Bless Me Ultima B: Rodolfo Anaya Antonio is gradually tormented by his conflicting ideals directly caused by the deaths of three figures. Each death has Antonio slowly

Boisvert, S., & Poulin, F. (2016). Romantic relationship patterns from adolescence to emerging adulthood: Associations with family and peer experiences in early adolescence. Journal of Youth and Adolescence,  45(5), 945-958. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10964-016-0435-0 From (-- removed HTML --) Overview: This study focuses on a longitudinal study, observing similar patterns between romantic relationships, peer and family relationships. To do so, those patterns must be identified before