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affective ambivalence

affective ambivalence Affective ambivalence is a decision-making state in which emotional responses pull preference in a different direction from more deliberate or cognitive evaluation.

Affective ambivalence is a decision-making state in which emotional responses pull preference in a different direction from more deliberate or cognitive evaluation. It refers to conflict between affect and thought when choosing, especially under complex conditions.

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Drafting source: Trujillo Carlos Andres. The complementary role of affect-based and cognitive heuristics to make decisions under conditions of ambivalence and complexity. 2018; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0206724; article XML SHA-256 e9a76a8ce55be5159b8c7d6eed599fdbd2fdbac12703ec0aa8866483a690ce53. “The complementary role of affect-based and cognitive heuristics to make decisions under conditions of ambivalence and complexity” (10.1371/journal.pone.0206724).
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