In double approach-avoidance conflicts, it is the choice between two ends of the maze, each with its own approach-avoidance conflict. It is the choice between going home for Thanksgiving to be with your dysfunctional family and staying where you but being lonely. Dollard & Miller include unconscious behavior in their model. Although behaviorists typically believe that behavior is automatic, they tend to view the head as being empty. In contrast, Dollard & Miller make unconscious behavior a central theme of their model. According to their view, behaviors are unconscious because when we’re unaware of the cues that trigger the drive, or unaware of the drive itself. Unconscious simply means unlabeled. When a cognitive label is present, the behavior,
