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Abstract The study examined the integration and appropriateness of BIS/BAS scales (Carver and White, 1994) in the light of different personality context of Indian working women. A behavioral dimension of motivational theory focuses mainly two types of behavior; behavioral approach system (BAS) is regulated by immediate urge or hedonic motives, in which satisfaction comes when one reach towards goals. A behavioral avoidance (or inhibition) system (BIS) represents the avoidance motives, in which some unpleasant mental position distracts them from actual goal. This, depend up on the individual differences at different levels in the consideration of these systems. The high and low margin of BIS/BAS scale represents the psychology of human behavior in different situation and resulting the dimension of behavioral variability from approach to avoidance. The association between BIS/BAS concept evaluates the two extremes between �good� and �bad.� This study would seem to analysis the personality profile and also a variety of association including links with self to a sense of positivity versus negativity. It is also important to examine the characteristics of task and the extent to which stimulates responsive versus potential restrain.