In some texts,it is double approach-avoidance conflict,in others-it is multiple approach-avoidance conflict. It would seem that there would be a difference between the two,but yet these terms are used with the same type of example :A+A- vs B+B- I can understand referring to the above example as double and multiple should involved at least three options A vs B vs C. Are conflicts only between two events? Michael Sylvester Daytona Beach,Florida
- RE: Amygdala & Memory Jeffrey Nagelbush
- Michael Sylvester
