Paradox and ambivalence arose around medicine use in the accounts of study participants, recently diagnosed with RA.
In relation to our findings we have discussed this in terms of an ambivalence that arises as a result, and which is in this way one of the unintended consequences or emergent properties of the support dynamics.
Ambivalence toward do‑gooders also arises out of a deep uncertainty about how we ought to live.
The overview of the character to be played by the actor-patient provided the GSAs with an opportunity to identify ambivalence to adherence arising from the non-curative nature of the treatment and lifestyle barriers.
A related challenge arises from the ambivalence that sustainability champions often harbor on an individual level.
The power and discomfort of Ji's images arises, at least in part, through her own ambivalence.
It suggests a religious ambivalence, which he projects whenever the subject of his faith arises — and which is not a useful feature for a Republican.
Tom-Tom's angst arose from ambivalence toward his privileged background, which viewers encountered when he took a bus home to Chicago.
As we will suggest later, and in relation to the experience of the Indigenous participants that inform what is presented here, certain tensions, ambivalences, and anxieties can arise as unintended by-products of flows of informal support within family and peer networks.
Researchers into the practice of empirical-ethical study should be aware of this ambivalence and the problems which arise from a preponderance of either the theory's well-foundedness or its suitability within the concrete project.
