The phrase "attraction and avoidance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing psychological concepts, behaviors, or responses to stimuli, often in relation to motivation or decision-making.
Example: "In psychology, attraction and avoidance are key factors that influence human behavior in social situations."
Alternatives: "pull and push" or "draw and repel".
First, it includes simplified flying behaviour next to the rules for coordination by attraction, alignment and avoidance as used for studying fish schools (Huth 1992; Kunz and Hemelrijk 2003; Hemelrijk and Hildenbrandt 2008).
The transition to selfing is usually characterized by a marked reduction in flower size and the loss of traits involved in pollinator attraction and the avoidance of self-fertilization.
For instance, in nectars, secondary metabolites such as caffeine have been found to elicit a range of behavioural and physiological responses, from attraction to avoidance and positive to negative response, depending on the secondary metabolite identity and/or concentration (Manson et al. 2013).
Nevertheless, some form of status quo bias, which may consist of a combination of loss aversion, gain attraction, regret avoidance, and dislike of trading, and which may be enhanced by indifference between the goods offered, probably remains as an important influence on the trading rate.
These include innate responses to odor (including attraction vs avoidance), aversive and appetitive odor memory, aversive and appetitive visual learning, aversive and appetitive ethanol learning, and sleep.
Even in a more distantly related nematode S. stercoralis, ablation of the ASE neuron and ASH neuron resulted in loss of attraction to sodium chloride at lower concentrations and avoidance of high salt concentration respectively [ 19, 20].
Argiope employ many layers of aciniform silk to completely immobilize and envelop their prey (e.g. [ 3, 4]), and Argiope are also a model system for studying the purpose of aciniform-silk web decorations, known as stabilimenta, that have been implicated in predator avoidance, prey attraction, and web stability (for review see [ 5, 6]).
If that occurs, the subsequent ensemble response of the MBONs to that stimulus would no longer be in balance and an attraction to, or avoidance of, that stimulus would result.
