konflikt

konflikt

A situation involving any of the following. A single response produces both a reinforcer and a punisher (approach-avoidance conflict); two or more incompatible responses each produce a different reinforcer (approach approach conflict); or, each of two or more incompatible responses terminates or avoids only one of two or more different aversive stimuli (avoidance-avoidance conflict).

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