what is avoidance-avoidance conflict?

Question

it is kurt lewin second type of his three bsic type of conflict

Answer 1

Kurt Lewin (1890-1947) was the first psychologist to experimentally investigate conflict. He concentrated on three types: approach-approach, avoidance-avoidance, and approach-avoidance. In an avoidance-avoidance conflict, a person experiences tension as the result of being simultaneously repulsed by two unattractive goals. He or she must choose between "the lesser of two evils."

Example : The sheets on your bed are dirty and they smell. You feel anxious over the decision between washing your bed clothes or facing another night sleeping in a dirty, smelly bed.

Answer 2

Conflict avoidance can be many things at different times and sometimes more than one thing. Sometimes it can be wise to avoid conflict, cowardly at others. When it's noble it can also be seen as being arrogant. Like so many things in life, conflict avoidance is not only one thing all the time. More often than not what it is depends on the details of the circumstances.

Answer 3

To avoid avoidance is a double nevative. That means you don't want to avoid anything.
To check that theory, get into your car, give it all the gas you can, kiss your *** goodbye.