Translation for 'ambivalence' from English to Russian

ambivalence

амбивалентность {ж}псих.

• Ambivalence was the term borrowed by Sigmund Freud to indicate the simultaneous presence of love and hate towards the same object.
• Research has shown only a moderate correlation between felt and potential ambivalence, although, both measures are useful depending on what is being asked.
• Smelser sets out to establish the concept of ambivalence as an essential element of understanding individual behaviour and social institutions.
• Type III: Ambivalence: High ambivalence and strong egocentrism.
• This upbringing is reflected in Miriam's "strong ambivalence toward her role as a woman".

• Franzen proceeds to summarize his ambivalence in terms of two models.
• The Australian policy towards Taiwan before 1972 has been described as one of ambivalence.
• Originally, schizoid personality disorder involved social avoidance combined with marked ambivalence regarding the desirability of social contact.
• Kelly's attitude towards his life divided between wage labor and activism was one of ambivalence.