original_query: What are some paradoxes that a one-dimensional model of attitude suffers from?
query: What are some paradoxes that a one-dimensional model of attitude suffers from?
answer: A one-dimensional model of attitudes, ranging from positive to negative, fails to distinguish between ambivalence (simultaneous positive and negative feelings) and indifference.  A numerical rating of zero could represent either a love-hate relationship or complete neutrality, obscuring important behavioral and experiential differences.