Emily has narrowed down her search to two prom dresses. Each of the dresses is unique and has desirable qualities, but she can only choose one of the dresses. Describe the type of motivational conflict she is likely experiencing.

This is an example of an approach-approach conflict. In an approach-approach conflict, a person must choose between two desirable alternatives. A student might be torn between going home for the holidays or going on a ski trip with friends. Or she might have to choose between two different concerts because she has only enough money to attend one of them.