Within the constraints imposed and the practices they know to be approved and disapproved by their societies, ambivalent individuals make choices as well.
In addition, studies have demonstrated that ambivalent individuals (presumably like the unassigned reviewers for PrX) are more likely to be persuaded by negative messages.
Analyze males and females combined in each GWAS of 2,000 individuals, ambivalent to sex.
This identification of the leader, however, proved an ambivalent position for the individual in question, as it seemed to come not only with power over the direction of the project but also with the responsibility for its potential failure.
that B will necessarily cause S's death, and in fact many suicidal individuals are ambivalent about their actions (Cholbi 2011, 31 35), an ambivalence which is in turn reflected in their selecting suicide methods that are far from certain to cause death.
Perhaps masturbation in a sociological sense is comparable with the ambivalent stigmatization of the single individual as opposed to the individual in a permanent relationship.
A further complication is that current psychological evidence suggests that suicide is often an ambivalent act in which individuals who wish to die must nevertheless overcome the ordinary human fear of death (Cholbi 2011, 31 34, Joiner 2010, 62 70).
Even Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who was opposed to legalizing gay marriage and employment protections for LGBT individuals, appeared ambivalent about Trump's decisions.
Ajzen [ 17] suggests that when individuals have ambivalent or uncertain attitudes and normative influences, the effect of prior experiences will more strongly affect intentions.
However, the Pathifier algorithm utilizes different mathematical formulae for calculation of pathway activation scores, and does not take into account specific roles (stimulatory, inhibitory, ambivalent, unknown, etc). of individual gene products forming a pathway, which may produce a biased output.
