avoidance behavior

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• Avoidance — may refer to* Avoidance (novel) *avoidance behavior *conflict avoidance *procrastination *Australian Aboriginal avoidance practices …   Wikipedia

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• Pathological demand avoidance — is a pervasive developmental disorder identified by Elizabeth Newson. She conducted her research at the Child Development Research Unit, University of Nottingham, England, and later at the Early Years Diagnostic Centre, Nottingham.Diagnostic… …   Wikipedia

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• Approach-avoidance conflict — Approach Avoidance conflicts are choices between something positive, say going out to a party, that has a negative valence (avoidance), say getting grounded for being at the party. These decisions and the emotional state of ambivalence cause… …   Wikipedia