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approach-avoidance conflict
approach-avoidance conflict[ə¦prōch ə¦vȯid·əns ¦kän‚flikt] (psychology) Psychological conflict that results when a goal has both desirable and undesirable aspects. approach-avoidance conflict
ap·proach-a·void·ance con·flicta situation of indecision and vacillation in which an individual is confronted with a single object or event that has both attractive and unattractive qualities. See: ambivalence. approach-avoidance conflict Psychology An intrapersonal conflict characterized by both attraction towards and repulsion from somethingap·proach-avoid·ance con·flict (ă-prōchă-voydăns konflikt) State of indecision and vacillation in which someone is confronted with a single object or event with both attractive and unattractive qualities. |