Wanting to quit smoking but not wanting to go through withdrawal is an example of a(n) _____ conflict.
A)approach-approach
B)double approach-approach
C)double approach-avoidance
D)approach-avoidance

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The conflict of wanting to quit smoking, which is a desirable goal (approach), but also wanting to avoid the unpleasant withdrawal symptoms, which is an aversive factor (avoidance), is an example of approach-avoidance conflict.

Wanting to Quit Smoking but Not Wanting to Go Through