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New Understanding of Consumer Attitude: Dualistic Attitudinal Ambivalence

Minxue Huang, Feng Xiaoliang, Tingting Xie

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Consumer ambivalence is the simultaneous or sequential experience of conflicting emotional states to an attitudinal object,which is different from prior studies on bipolar attitude.Ambivalence is an ubiquitous phenomenon.However,interest in ambivalence as descriptive and explanatory construct,and empirical research on ambivalence are relatively rare in the domain of psychology and marketing.The differences between ambivalence of social psychology and consumer ambivalence occur in several aspects such as stability and changeability.

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Consumer ambivalence is the simultaneous or sequential experience of conflicting emotional states to an attitudinal object,which is different from prior studies on bipolar attitude.Ambivalence is an ubiquitous phenomenon.However,interest in ambivalence as descriptive and explanatory construct,and empirical research on ambivalence are relatively rare in the domain of psychology and marketing.The differences between ambivalence of social psychology and consumer ambivalence occur in several aspects such as stability and changeability.

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Consumer ambivalence is the simultaneous or sequential experience of conflicting emotional states to an attitudinal object,which is different from prior studies on bipolar attitude.Ambivalence is an ubiquitous phenomenon.However,interest in ambivalence as descriptive and explanatory construct,and empirical research on ambivalence are relatively rare in the domain of psychology and marketing.The differences between ambivalence of social psychology and consumer ambivalence occur in several aspects such as stability and changeability.

Key concepts: Ambivalence, Construct (python library), Social psychology, Psychology, Phenomenon, Object (grammar), Epistemology, Computer science

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