An Example of How Situations Can Affect Approach-Avoidance Motivation Is

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Multiple Choice

An example of how situations can affect approach-avoidance motivation is that people under threat tend to experience __________.

• A) increased avoidance motivation while approach motivation doesn't change
• B) increased approach motivation while avoidance motivation decreases
• C) decreased avoidance and approach motivation
• D) increased avoidance and approach motivation

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