Joel Has Been Accepted to Several Graduate Schools and Has

Multiple Choice

Joel has been accepted to several graduate schools and has narrowed his choices to two. He prefers the climate of the state in which school A is located and the program has a record of placing its graduates in jobs with Fortune 1,000 companies. School B is in a large city with several famous cultural sights, and since the program's faculty members are well known, apprenticing with them may improve Joel's job opportunities. Joel is struggling with an

A) avoidance-approach conflict.
B) approach-avoidance conflict.
C) avoidance-avoidance conflict.
D) approach-approach conflict.
E) asymmetrical motivational conflict.