Photoshop reopens after quitting

On my iMac (Yosemite 10.10.1) I have an occasional issue with Photoshop CC. After closing and quitting, a few seconds later Photoshop reopens. I have to go through the same process of quitting, waiting for it to open and quitting several times before finally it stays closed.
I'm quitting in the normal way, either right-clicking on the dock and clicking quit, or going to the Photoshop menu and clicking quit - not force quitting.
Any ideas?

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