Experimental studies of conflict.¶
Miller, N. E. (1944). Experimental studies of conflict. Personality and the Behavior Disorders, 1, 431-465.
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- Approach-Avoidance Conflict
- This produces the gradient-crossover point where the two forces balance, resulting in the oscillation/paralysis dynamic — movement toward the goal until avoidance dominates, retreat until approach re-dominates, and cycling without resolution.
This sourceDevelops the gradient model and the rat runway paradigm: the avoidance gradient is steeper than the approach gradient, yielding a stable intermediate equilibrium that shifts predictably with reward/shock manipulation.
- This produces the gradient-crossover point where the two forces balance, resulting in the oscillation/paralysis dynamic — movement toward the goal until avoidance dominates, retreat until approach re-dominates, and cycling without resolution.
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