Correct answer: (A) Avoidance–avoidance: vacillating between telling the parents and continuing science.; (B) Avoidance–avoidance: contemplating running away from home.
Explanation
The two stated alternatives are both aversive: continue the disliked subject or face the feared parental reaction. That is avoidance–avoidance conflict. Vacillation or attempts to escape the entire situation are possible responses, matching A and B. Emotional turmoil alone does not make the structure approach–avoidance, and D adds a different conflict structure.
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