Finally, we found a negative significant effect of level of education on ambivalence at T1, indicating that participants with a lower level of education are less ambivalent as compared to participants with a higher level of education (Table 4).
In a recent Swedish study, sperm donors (39%) were found to be more ambivalent compared with oocyte donors (21%) before donation using the same ambivalence scale as the present study 4. In contrast, we found no gender differences in donor satisfaction post-donation in the present study.
Furthermore, the MG with ambivalent, avoidant and disorganized IWM presented a more external locus compared to the CG with the corresponding attachments, although the difference was not significant.
The song received generally positive reviews from critics, who complemented its production but were ambivalent towards its lack of originality; the song was largely compared to "OMG" due to its club nature.
Gender differences were also observed in light of ambivalent reports on social norms about multiple sexual partners by women, compared to that from men.
Democrats (39/22) and independents (49/15) side with the North but compared to those voter groups in North Carolina and Georgia they're pretty ambivalent.
Compared to the 35percentt of evangelicals who are "Cultural Progressives," Ambivalents are more likely to be married, have lower levels of education, attend church more frequently, identify as born-again Christians and read their Bible more often.
Ambivalent children, however, had a higher and, therefore, more external locus of control, as compared to the avoidant children, although the difference was not significant.
We assume that for ambivalent proteins, deregulation of the expression levels imparts a more severe effect on signaling cascades as compared to activators or inhibitors alone.
However, published studies regarding resident and medical student research in specialty training has documented ambivalent attitudes regarding its value [ 2, 7- 14] with as much as 75% of residents preferring to engage in other scholarly activities as compared to research [ 2].
