Attitudinal Ambivalence: A Test of Three Key Hypotheses
Attitudinal Ambivalence: A Test of Three Key Hypotheses is a scholarly work by Christopher J Armitage and Mark Conner, published in 2000 in ''Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin''. The main subjects of the publication include developmental psychology, social psychology, psychology, Behavior change, ambivalence, conceptualization, hypothesis, Intergroup relations, and test. Findings indicated that less ambivalent attitudes were more predictive of subsequent behavioral intentions and behavior but were unrelated to attitude stability.