Which best describes the following example? Choosing between going to the movies with friends or attending another friend's party.

• Approach--Approach Conflict

• Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict

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• Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict

Which best describes the following example? Deciding whether to go to KFC or Chipotle for dinner, when both sound equally appealing.

• Approach--Approach Conflict

• Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict

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• Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict

Which best describes the following example? Having to choose between going to Hawaii or Greece; you've been wanting to go to both.

• Approach--Approach Conflict

• Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict

• Approach--Avoidance Conflict

• Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict

Which best describes the following example? Deciding whether to watch The Lord of the Rings trilogy or the Back to the Future trilogy.

• Approach--Approach Conflict

• Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict

• Approach--Avoidance Conflict

• Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict

Which best describes the following example? Choosing between cake or ice cream at a birthday party.

• Approach--Approach Conflict

• Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict

• Approach--Avoidance Conflict

• Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict

Which best describes the following example? Choosing to either take out the trash or clean up the kitchen.

• Approach--Approach Conflict

• Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict

• Approach--Avoidance Conflict

• Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict

Which best describes the following example? The decision to either pay for a parking ticket or go to court for the ticket.

• Approach--Approach Conflict

• Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict

• Approach--Avoidance Conflict

• Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict

Which best describes the following example? Choosing to run a mile or do sprints.

• Approach--Approach Conflict

• Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict

• Approach--Avoidance Conflict

• Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict

Which best describes the following example? Deciding whether to use notes or flashcards to study for psychology test.

• Approach--Approach Conflict

• Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict

• Approach--Avoidance Conflict

• Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict

Which best describes the following example? Choosing whether you want to be in a car crash or a plane crash.

• Approach--Approach Conflict

• Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict

• Approach--Avoidance Conflict

• Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict