ambivalence

名词矛盾心理; 矛盾情绪; 摇摆; 犹豫

1. 矛盾心理：它首次显示了矛盾心理(ambivalence)的现象. 这种现象在继之而来的虐待狂-肛门阶段中变得更加明显. 如果我们到诸如强迫观念性神经病和忧郁症(melancholia)这些特殊的神经病中,去寻找利比多发展的各种倾向点(dispoditionalpoints),

2. 矛盾心理(指正反两种感情并存)：- disagreement 不同意 | - ambivalence 矛盾心理(指正反两种感情并存) | - neutrality 中立

1. ambivalence的解释

1. That ambivalence might explain the shrugged shoulders at news that DRC electoral registers had allegedly become swollen with hundreds of thousands of fake names.

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2. Morey said he was not concerned about Van Gundy's ambivalence toward returning.

3. Serbia still grapples with nationalist nostalgia and a legacy of violence that has created an ambivalence about its past.

4. ambivalence

4. Debate on the Chinese currency reflects the rising ambivalence about free trade and the new pressures of financial protectionism.

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5. The ambivalence harbored by China toward the US debt issue has also revealed a dilemma about the nation's debt relationships.

6. ambivalence

6. My ambivalence over men's skincare comes from the traditional belief that looks weigh little in a man's life.

7. There's little sign of the honest ambivalence that made Lennon a great artist, if a questionable spokesman.

8. This US'ambivalence has helped extremists in Japan first wag Tokyo's tail before moving to Washington's tail.

9. An emerging China has added to Europe's ambivalence when dealing with the Asian nation for the benefit of its own interests.

10. The situation was unsurprising, given the ambivalence within the Indian criminal justice system about executions.

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