When faced with an approach/approach conflict, people simply wait for events to resolve the conflict for them.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  When faced with an approach/approach conflict, individuals must choose between two desirable options. Waiting for events to resolve the conflict may prolong the decision-making process and may not lead to the best outcome. Therefore, people are more likely to actively try to find a resolution to the conflict.

When faced with an approach/approach conflict, people simply wait for events to resolve the conflict for them.

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