Whenever we are required to choose between two desirable alternatives, the conflict is called

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An approach-approach conflict occurs when we have to choose between two equally attractive options. This is the most straightforward type of conflict and does not involve any negative outcomes. Option A is when we have to choose between pursuing a goal we desire but with a potential negative consequence, which doesn't fit the question's scenario. Option C is when we have to choose between two options that both have potential positive and negative consequences. Option D is when we have to choose between two options that both have potential negative consequences, which also doesn't fit the question's scenario.

Whenever We Are Required to Choose Between Two Desirable Alternatives