An Approach-Avoidance Conflict Is When Someone Faces

question 50

Multiple Choice

An approach-avoidance conflict is when someone faces

• A)a goal that is simultaneously attractive yet unpleasant.
• B)a goal with multiple unpleasant qualities.
• C)two equally attractive goals that are mutually exclusive.
• D)two equally unpleasant goals.
• E)two or more goals, each of which is simultaneously attractive yet unpleasant.

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