In approach-avoidance conflicts, a person ____.
A) is faced with a choice that has both positive and negative consequences
B) must choose between two undesirable events
C) first begins to deal with a problem and then begins to ignore it
D) must choose between two desirable events

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In approach-avoidance conflicts, a person is faced with a choice that has both positive and negative consequences. This means that there is something desirable about both options, but each option also has a downside. The person may feel pulled in two different directions, wanting to move towards one option while also wanting to avoid the negative consequences of that option. This type of conflict can be difficult to resolve and can cause anxiety and stress.

In Approach-Avoidance Conflicts, a Person ____