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Qatar is not ambivalent to the plight of its expatriate workers, he added.

Water Street Studios' Live Art Series continues with "Captain Ambivalent: Happy Fun Time at the Complex" from 6 to 9 p.m.

She covers transformative activism: progressive politics, social justice, and democratic practice; the vulnerable nation: citizens' construction of risk in anti-immigration activism and policy; vulnerable families: morality and race in opposition to same-sex marriage; visualizing precarity in 21st-century anti-abortion debates; political action in an ambivalent state; and the Black Lives Matter movement and vulnerability's ambivalent political life.

Duterte, meanwhile, asked the police and the military to understand his decision to order the resumption of peace talks even though he knows that they are ambivalent to it.

Milner, The Ambivalent Internet: Mischief, Oddity, and Antagonism Online, Cambridge, UK: Polity Press, 2017, 240 pp., $16.24 (paperback), $56.68 (hardcover).

Researchers found that, when people who feel powerful also are ambivalent about a decision--torn between two equally good or bad choices--they actually have a harder time taking action than those who feel less powerful.

METHODS: Data from the Umoyo wa Thanzi research program in rural Lilongwe, Malawi, were used to classify the pregnancy desires of 592 women aged 15-39 as antinatal, pronatal, ambivalent or indifferent, according to both the women's desire to conceive and their desire to avoid pregnancy.

In order to explain the current configurations of this phenomenon, Glick and Fiske (1996, 2001) proposed their ambivalent sexism theory, postulating the existence of hostile and benevolent attitudes toward women that impact on social cognitions, emotions, and behaviors.

Anxious or ambivalent attachment style is characterized by high levels of separation anxiety and, upon reunion, overt distress remaining for longer periods of time than it does for other children (Ainsworth et al., 1978).

Safe people, whether man or woman have higher marital satisfaction compared to other styles and when both man and woman have safe attachment styles, their marital satisfaction is higher than that of couples that one or both of them have unsafe attachment styles (avoidant or ambivalent).

The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that many, if not all, these competing theories of creativity can be unified into a single proposition: namely, that conditions, exercises, or characteristics that foster ambivalent emotional states tend to enhance creativity.