The phrase "avoidance avoidance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing psychological behaviors, particularly when referring to a situation where someone is avoiding dealing with avoidance itself.
Example: "In therapy, we often encounter clients who engage in avoidance avoidance, steering clear of confronting their fears while simultaneously avoiding the avoidance strategies they have developed."
Alternatives: "procrastination of avoidance" or "evading avoidance".
Individuals (84F, 43M) with migraine and/or tension-type headache were assigned randomly to one of four groups: Waiting-list (Waitlist); Avoidance; Avoidance combined with cognitive behavior therapy (Avoid + CBT and LCTCBT and LCT
Characteristics studied include coping styles (60), unmitigated communion (putting others' needs and opinions before one's own), harm avoidance (avoidance of conflict), and self-directedness (57).
The core symptoms of ICD-11 loaded strongly on individual domains (with a coefficient of 0.94) including flashbacks (intrusion), external avoidance (avoidance), and startle response (hyperarousal).
A conflict between two dangers or threats (avoidance-avoidance conflict) is usually more disturbing.
After a description of the therapeutic process established for Loubna, we focused our attention on the behavioral work carried out on the reduction of avoidances (avoidances of social experiences and gaze avoidance).
The detection itself is being tested in Figure 1, which does not use avoidance-avoidance conflict.
Because Weber's law pertains to discrimination and not detection, we tested our hypothesis in Figure 2 using avoidance-avoidance conflict.
Avoidance of mice in response to control or infected rat scent marks was determined using a avoidance-avoidance conflict task (n = 12 uninfected control mice).
Three days (stored at RT) after removal of the Petri plate, it was used as the stimulus in the avoidance-avoidance test with mice.
Response of male mice to fresh urine obtained from control or infected rats (pooled from two rats) was studied using an avoidance-avoidance conflict paradigm.
The referee posits that creating an avoidance-avoidance conflict in figure two does not differentiate between possibilities that mice cannot detect rat odor, versus that mice avoid both sources of odor with equal magnitude.
