Ambivalence Toward the Distressed: Exploring Its Impact and Reduction |
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actors ambivalent ambivalent reactions appears argued asked attempt attitudes attraction avoid aware behavior believe Coates compared comparison concern condition conducted confederates consider consistently conversation Coyne delivered dependent depressed individual depressed label depressed targets described designated differences disadvantaged discussed dislike displays distressed effect elicited encounters example expect experiment experimental experimental conditions expressed feelings females findings Further future given guilt his/her Hokanson impact indicate influence informed interaction interested kind lead less levels lower males means measures messages mood negative nondepressed targets normal norms obtained participants partners patient perceived person played positive possible potential predicted present probably problems psychological question questionnaire ratings reactions received reduce rejection researchers responses revealed role s/he scale scores served sessions similar situation social social environment standards subjects suggest told uninformed University variables variety Wortman