Motivational Conflicts
Psychology ⇒ Motivation and Emotion
Motivational Conflicts starts at 12 and continues till grade 12.
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A person is offered a promotion that requires moving to another city, away from family and friends. What type of motivational conflict is this?
A student is deciding whether to study for an exam (which is boring) or go out with friends (but risk failing the exam). What type of motivational conflict is this?
Describe a real-life situation that could result in an avoidance-avoidance conflict.
Describe a strategy that can help resolve motivational conflicts.
Describe how avoidance-avoidance conflicts can affect motivation.
Describe the approach-avoidance conflict and provide an example.
Describe the role of cognitive dissonance in motivational conflicts.
Explain how approach-avoidance conflicts can lead to vacillation.
Explain how cultural factors might influence the experience of motivational conflicts.
Explain how double approach-avoidance conflict differs from single approach-avoidance conflict.
Explain how motivational conflicts can impact decision-making.
Explain why approach-approach conflicts are generally resolved more quickly than avoidance-avoidance conflicts.
What is a motivational conflict?
