What type of conflict occurs when you want to move but also want to keep your current job?

The situation you've described represents an approach-avoidance conflict. This type of conflict occurs when you have a single choice or decision that has both positive and negative aspects. In this case, moving to a new location might present exciting opportunities or new experiences (the positive aspect), but it also means leaving your current job, which you value or enjoy (the negative aspect).

The feelings of wanting to pursue a new opportunity while simultaneously being hesitant about giving up your job create tension and internal struggle. This conflict arises because you are drawn toward two opposing goals that challenge your decision-making process.

In contrast, avoidance-avoidance conflict involves making a choice between two undesirable options, which doesn’t apply here since one option actually presents positive outcomes. Approach-approach conflict occurs when you are faced with two equally appealing options, where the challenge is in choosing between them, which isn’t the case in this scenario. Indeterminate conflict is not a recognized category in this context. Thus, the nature of your dilemma is best defined as approach-avoidance.