ambivalence

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by intense feelings of collective	ambivalence	smith somewhat unconvincingly attributed the
the inexorable psychological law of	ambivalence	stepped in the very deed
citation of the psychological terms	ambivalence	and ambivalent is drawn from
the peculiarly human phenomenon of	ambivalence	served to hold the bonds
grasp of the notion of	ambivalence	the simultaneous presence within the
create tension or anticipation or	ambivalence	drawing the reader or listener
by feelings of profound emotional	ambivalence	within his patients in the
is the concept of emotional	ambivalence	however which has most greatly
restrictions and of religion 16	ambivalence	both motivated the killing of
there has always been some	ambivalence	about the status of scots