An approach conflict is difficult to resolve because:

Correct answer: B. The two goals are equally desirable

  • A. It is impossible to reach either of the two goals.
  • B. The two goals are equally desirable
  • C. One goal is more desirable than the other.
  • D. Neither goal is particularly desirable.

Explanation

An approach-approach conflict involves choosing between two desirable goals, so deciding is difficult because both have similar positive value. If one goal were clearly preferable, the conflict would be easier to resolve.

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