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During the 1960s in the united states, many males were faced with the choice of going to vietnam and fighting in a war they did not believe in, or deserting, an act that meant giving up personal freedom. this was an example of a(n) conflict.
a) approach-avoidance
b) approach-approach
c) avoidance-avoidance
d) double avoidance-approach

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