A salesman in a store recently approached Alan to try to convince him to buy a DVD player. Alan was very interested in buying a DVD player because it can bring him a lot of pleasure. However, his car recently broke down and the car repair has cost him a lot of money. If Alan were to purchase the DVD player, he would face severe financial constraints for the next six months. So Alan had a difficult time making a decision. In this setting, Alan was experiencing:

• An approach-avoid conflict.
• A buy-no buy conflict.
• An approach-approach conflict.
• An avoid-avoid conflict.
• None of the above.