Approach-avoidance conflicts often produce
A) vacillation.
B) bad decisions.
C) aggression.
D) self-directed anger.

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Approach-avoidance conflicts refer to situations where an individual experiences both positive and negative aspects of a decision, making it difficult to choose. This often results in vacillation, or indecision. While bad decisions, aggression, and self-directed anger may also occur, vacillation is the most common outcome of approach-avoidance conflicts.

Approach-Avoidance Conflicts Often Produce