Deck 9: Managing Individual Stress

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Workers' compensation laws are increasingly eliminating benefits for injuries stemming from workplace stress.
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Job skills and knowledge are not the only factors to consider in employee selection,in order to ensure person-environment fit.
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The greater the power or authority of the person sending conflicting messages,the greater the job dissatisfaction produced by role conflict.
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Stress is the consequence of the interaction between an environmental stimulus and the individual's response.
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The negative effects of overload can be increased when overload is coupled with low ability to control the demands of work.
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It is unwise for managers to attempt to counsel workers suspected of being depressed.
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Some people are predisposed to stress.
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Executives in the low end of the stress range,report less serious medical problems.
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Most people would prefer not to know how management views the quality of their work.
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Polls indicate that over 40 percent of Japanese workers aged 30 to 60 believe they will die from the stress of overwork,what the Japanese call "corporate samurai."
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A primary appraisal of stressors involves a determination of whether something can be done to reduce a stressor.
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Research has found a relatively small number of events actually create "stress."
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Research suggests that when individuals experience high work demands with little or no control over these demands,any physiological changes that occur in that physical setting fade promptly after the individual has left the situation.
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The person-environment fit approach is related to the concept of the psychological contract.
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Stress is not likely to result from a mismatch between an employee's talents and the job requirements.
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A high degree of involvement in,identification with,or commitment to one's job or profession is a necessary prerequisite for burnout.
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Burnout tends to be less of a problem for people whose jobs require extensive contact with other people.
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Rumors of an impending layoff are typically never as stressful as actually being laid off.
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Stress is an adaptive response,moderated by individual differences; that is a consequence of any action,situation,or event that places special demands on a person.
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Generally,the longer special demands are placed on us,the less stressful they become.
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Research supports the conclusion that humor boosts the human immune system,but has little effect on stress.
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Which of the following is a symptom of stress caused by work overload?

A) Insomnia
B) Apathy
C) Absenteeism
D) All of the choices are correct.
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All of the following factors determine whether an experience is likely to result in stress except:

A) Importance
B) Uncertainty
C) Duration
D) Distance
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The intention of most stress prevention programs is to reduce the _______________ of an individual's stress.

A) occurrence
B) intensity
C) negative impact
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Long duration stress is sometimes referred to as _______________.

A) contextual stress
B) superior stress
C) continuous stress
D) chronic stress
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Once a person is working in the organization,a critical variable in maximizing fit and preventing stress is effective socialization.
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Stress is the result of dealing with something placing a special demand on us.Special means a(n)_______________ experience.

A) physically threatening
B) psychologically threatening
C) unusual
D) All of the choices are correct.
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An individual difference,such as _______________,is a potential stress moderator.

A) age
B) social support mechanisms
C) personality
D) All of the choices are correct.
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The experience of work-related and non-work (extraorganizational)stress produces _______________ outcomes.

A) behavioral
B) cognitive
C) physiological
D) Any or all of the choices are correct.
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While generally seen as effective in promoting health,current trends indicate wellness programs have lost favor,as fewer employers are offering these programs.
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All of the following are the result of an optimal level of stress except:

A) High motivation
B) Calmness
C) Sharp perception
D) Indecisiveness
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Which of the following is a stressor at the non-work level?

A) Pace of change
B) Harassment
C) The economy
D) All of the choices are correct
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_______________ is present whenever compliance by an individual to one set of expectations about a job conflicts with compliance to another set of expectations.

A) Peripheral interference
B) Role conflict
C) Job overlap
D) Role enrichment
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Which of the following is a symptom of stress caused by work underload?

A) Apathy
B) Irritability
C) Increased errors
D) Sharp perception
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Which of the following is a stressor at the group level?

A) Lack of cohesiveness
B) Management styles
C) Role overload
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Virtually everyone has experienced work overload,and the incidence rate is increasing.Overload ________________.

A) is said to be caused by "qualitative" factors
B) us said to be caused by "quantitative" factors
C) may be of two types: qualitative or quantitative
D) in the context of scientific management was seen as desirable
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Which of the following is a stressor at the individual level?

A) Technology
B) Management styles
C) Intragroup conflict
D) Role overload
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The optimal stress level _______________.

A) is near zero
B) is characterized in research as Type "O" stress
C) provides the best balance of challenge, responsibility, and reward
D) All of the choices are correct.
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The greatest payoff from stress prevention and management comes from ongoing and sustained effort,rather than one-time activities.
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Employee assistance programs were originally conceived as stress reduction programs.
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When assessing a situation an individual may first evaluate a stressor as positive,negative or meaningless.The secondary appraisal then follows and involves a(n)____________.

A) reexamination of the situation intentionally changing perspective
B) determination of the negative and potential outcomes from the anticipated stress
C) assessment of "fight or flight" responses
D) determination whether something can be done to reduce the stress
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Disability claims _______________ in companies that have recently downsized.

A) decrease dramatically
B) increase dramatically
C) stabilize
D) are no longer an issue
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If you are low on _______________,you tend to be antagonistic,unsympathetic,and even rude toward others.

A) emotional stability
B) extroversion
C) agreeableness
D) conscientiousness
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Burnout is a psychological process that typically results in all of the following except:

A) Enhanced immunity functions
B) Emotional exhaustion
C) Depersonalization
D) Feelings of decreased accomplishment
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_______________ outcomes of stress include sweating,hot and cold flashes,and increased heart rate.

A) Cognitive
B) Behavioral
C) Physiological
D) Behavioral and physiological
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While the organizational consequences of stress are many and varied,they share one common feature: stress costs organizations _______________.

A) tempo
B) their reputations
C) customer loyalty
D) money
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The term _______________ refers to a relatively stable set of characteristics,temperaments,and tendencies that shape the similarities and differences in people's behavior.

A) character
B) personality
C) persona
D) talent
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_______________ refers to the extent that a person's knowledge,opinions,and ideas are included in the decision-making process.

A) Control
B) Integration
C) Participation
D) Pervasiveness
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Which of the following statements about the organizational costs associated with stress is false?

A) The American Medical Association claims that stress was the cause of up to 85 percent of all human illness and disease
B) Stressed workers smoke more, eat less well, and have more family problems
C) Forty percent of employee turnover is due to excessive stress
D) All of the above
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Which of the following are moderators of stress?

A) Personality
B) Type A behavior
C) Social Support
D) All of the above
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A study of 2,100 employees,chosen from 23 different occupations,found that _______________ reported the most boredom and apathy with their job conditions.

A) blue-collar
B) unskilled workers
C) gray-collar, nonprofessional workers
D) white-collar, professional workers
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All of the following are characteristics of a hardy person except:

A) The hardy person assumes that he or she is in control
B) The hardy person ignores changes
C) The hardy person responds to stress by coping
D) The hardy person treats change as a challenge
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During a crisis,a neurotransmitter called catecholamine suppresses parts of the brain dealing with all of the following except:

A) Memory
B) Concentration
C) Motor skills
D) Rational thought
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Which of the following Big Five personality dimensions is most clearly related to stress?

A) Emotional stability
B) Extroversion
C) Agreeableness
D) Conscientiousness
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Polls indicate that over 40 percent of Japanese workers aged 30 to 60 believe that they will die from _______________.

A) the stress of overwork
B) cancer
C) heart attacks
D) their poor diet
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A _______________ is a condition,behavior,or characteristic that qualifies the relationship between two variables.

A) moderator
B) modulation
C) bridge
D) regulator
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Those that score high on _______________ are better prepared to deal with stressors associated with change because they view change as a challenge.

A) extroversion
B) conscientiousness
C) openness to experience
D) emotional stability
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Stress outcomes have been classified as _______________.

A) cognitive and emotional
B) cognitive and behavioral
C) cognitive, behavioral and physiological
D) cognitive, behavioral, psychological and financial
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Which of the following burnout symptoms indicates low personal accomplishment?

A) Cannot deal with problems effectively
B) Feels fatigued in the morning
C) Does not want to work with other people
D) A and B are Correct.
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Which one of the following statements about depression is incorrect?

A) Depression costs billions of dollars a year in medical bills, lost productivity, and absenteeism.
B) The World Health Organization predicts that by 2030, more people in the world will be affected by depression than any other health problem.
C) Depression is easy to detect, especially within the current health care system.
D) Depression leads to higher absenteeism and decreased worker productivity.
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Relaxation training generally results in all of the following except:

A) Increased heart rate
B) A clear sense of being in control
C) A reduction in anxiety and tension
D) Slowed breathing
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Analysis showed that _______________ was related to the presence of arteriosclerosis more than any other Type A Behavior Pattern dimension.

A) ambition
B) impatience
C) work orientation
D) hostility
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Any activity that an organization engages in that is designed to identify and assist in preventing or correcting _______________ can be thought of as wellness-related.

A) health hazards
B) negative health habits
C) specific health problems
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Provide an example of problem-focused coping.
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All of the following are cognitive distortions except:

A) Magnifying
B) Overgeneralizing
C) Personalization
D) Distancing
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There are two types of work overload,what are they?
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Two major components of a Type A Behavior Pattern are:

A) Impatience and hostility
B) Impatience and arrogance
C) Ambition and arrogance
D) Ambition and hostility
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Stress is the result of dealing with something placing special demands on us.In this context,what does special mean?
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In the Model of Stressors,Stress,and Outcomes,stressors were presented in four main categories,what are they?
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_______________ has been cited as the greatest cause of poor health habits.

A) Alcoholism
B) Drug abuse
C) Poor health education
D) Stress
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Which of the following can be brought under voluntary control through the use of biofeedback techniques?

A) Brain waves
B) Heart rate
C) Muscle tension
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Two types of organizational programs have become particularly popular during the last two decades: employee assistance programs and _______________ programs.

A) health care
B) wellness
C) physical fitness
D) biofeedback
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For any employee assistance program to be a success,employees must trust in all of the following except:

A) The program can and will provide real help
B) The program will be available on a long-term basis
C) Confidentiality will be maintained
D) Use of the program carries no negative job implications
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Explain the typical workweek of a eurocommuter.
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How does hardiness impact stress?
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What is the first step in any attempt to deal with stress?

A) Calming down
B) Identifying the source of the stress
C) Recognizing that stress exists
D) Removing the source of the stress
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_______________ was defined in the text as the comfort,assistance,or information one receives through formal or informal contacts with individuals or groups.

A) Social support
B) Emotional support
C) Companionship
D) All of the choices are correct.
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Employee assistance programs are designed to deal with a wide range of stress-related problems.General elements of such a program include all of the following except:

A) Diagnosis
B) Screening
C) Full sharing with the sponsoring employer
D) Treatment
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What is role conflict? Provide an example.
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Ideally,the process for maximizing person-environment fit begins _______________.

A) at the first sign of job-related stress
B) before the individual joins the organization
C) during job orientation
D) at the request of the employee
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Workers' compensation laws are increasingly eliminating benefits for injuries stemming from workplace stress.
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Explanation: Workers' compensation laws are increasingly including provisions that award benefits for injuries stemming from workplace stress.
2
Job skills and knowledge are not the only factors to consider in employee selection,in order to ensure person-environment fit.
True
3
The greater the power or authority of the person sending conflicting messages,the greater the job dissatisfaction produced by role conflict.
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Stress is the consequence of the interaction between an environmental stimulus and the individual's response.
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The negative effects of overload can be increased when overload is coupled with low ability to control the demands of work.
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It is unwise for managers to attempt to counsel workers suspected of being depressed.
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7
Some people are predisposed to stress.
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Executives in the low end of the stress range,report less serious medical problems.
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Most people would prefer not to know how management views the quality of their work.
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Polls indicate that over 40 percent of Japanese workers aged 30 to 60 believe they will die from the stress of overwork,what the Japanese call "corporate samurai."
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A primary appraisal of stressors involves a determination of whether something can be done to reduce a stressor.
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12
Research has found a relatively small number of events actually create "stress."
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13
Research suggests that when individuals experience high work demands with little or no control over these demands,any physiological changes that occur in that physical setting fade promptly after the individual has left the situation.
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14
The person-environment fit approach is related to the concept of the psychological contract.
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15
Stress is not likely to result from a mismatch between an employee's talents and the job requirements.
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A high degree of involvement in,identification with,or commitment to one's job or profession is a necessary prerequisite for burnout.
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Burnout tends to be less of a problem for people whose jobs require extensive contact with other people.
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18
Rumors of an impending layoff are typically never as stressful as actually being laid off.
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19
Stress is an adaptive response,moderated by individual differences; that is a consequence of any action,situation,or event that places special demands on a person.
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20
Generally,the longer special demands are placed on us,the less stressful they become.
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21
Research supports the conclusion that humor boosts the human immune system,but has little effect on stress.
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22
Which of the following is a symptom of stress caused by work overload?

A) Insomnia
B) Apathy
C) Absenteeism
D) All of the choices are correct.
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23
All of the following factors determine whether an experience is likely to result in stress except:

A) Importance
B) Uncertainty
C) Duration
D) Distance
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24
The intention of most stress prevention programs is to reduce the _______________ of an individual's stress.

A) occurrence
B) intensity
C) negative impact
D) All of the choices are correct.
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25
Long duration stress is sometimes referred to as _______________.

A) contextual stress
B) superior stress
C) continuous stress
D) chronic stress
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26
Once a person is working in the organization,a critical variable in maximizing fit and preventing stress is effective socialization.
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27
Stress is the result of dealing with something placing a special demand on us.Special means a(n)_______________ experience.

A) physically threatening
B) psychologically threatening
C) unusual
D) All of the choices are correct.
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An individual difference,such as _______________,is a potential stress moderator.

A) age
B) social support mechanisms
C) personality
D) All of the choices are correct.
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29
The experience of work-related and non-work (extraorganizational)stress produces _______________ outcomes.

A) behavioral
B) cognitive
C) physiological
D) Any or all of the choices are correct.
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30
While generally seen as effective in promoting health,current trends indicate wellness programs have lost favor,as fewer employers are offering these programs.
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31
All of the following are the result of an optimal level of stress except:

A) High motivation
B) Calmness
C) Sharp perception
D) Indecisiveness
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32
Which of the following is a stressor at the non-work level?

A) Pace of change
B) Harassment
C) The economy
D) All of the choices are correct
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33
_______________ is present whenever compliance by an individual to one set of expectations about a job conflicts with compliance to another set of expectations.

A) Peripheral interference
B) Role conflict
C) Job overlap
D) Role enrichment
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Which of the following is a symptom of stress caused by work underload?

A) Apathy
B) Irritability
C) Increased errors
D) Sharp perception
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35
Which of the following is a stressor at the group level?

A) Lack of cohesiveness
B) Management styles
C) Role overload
D) All of the choices are correct.
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36
Virtually everyone has experienced work overload,and the incidence rate is increasing.Overload ________________.

A) is said to be caused by "qualitative" factors
B) us said to be caused by "quantitative" factors
C) may be of two types: qualitative or quantitative
D) in the context of scientific management was seen as desirable
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37
Which of the following is a stressor at the individual level?

A) Technology
B) Management styles
C) Intragroup conflict
D) Role overload
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38
The optimal stress level _______________.

A) is near zero
B) is characterized in research as Type "O" stress
C) provides the best balance of challenge, responsibility, and reward
D) All of the choices are correct.
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39
The greatest payoff from stress prevention and management comes from ongoing and sustained effort,rather than one-time activities.
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40
Employee assistance programs were originally conceived as stress reduction programs.
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41
When assessing a situation an individual may first evaluate a stressor as positive,negative or meaningless.The secondary appraisal then follows and involves a(n)____________.

A) reexamination of the situation intentionally changing perspective
B) determination of the negative and potential outcomes from the anticipated stress
C) assessment of "fight or flight" responses
D) determination whether something can be done to reduce the stress
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42
Disability claims _______________ in companies that have recently downsized.

A) decrease dramatically
B) increase dramatically
C) stabilize
D) are no longer an issue
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43
If you are low on _______________,you tend to be antagonistic,unsympathetic,and even rude toward others.

A) emotional stability
B) extroversion
C) agreeableness
D) conscientiousness
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44
Burnout is a psychological process that typically results in all of the following except:

A) Enhanced immunity functions
B) Emotional exhaustion
C) Depersonalization
D) Feelings of decreased accomplishment
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45
_______________ outcomes of stress include sweating,hot and cold flashes,and increased heart rate.

A) Cognitive
B) Behavioral
C) Physiological
D) Behavioral and physiological
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46
While the organizational consequences of stress are many and varied,they share one common feature: stress costs organizations _______________.

A) tempo
B) their reputations
C) customer loyalty
D) money
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47
The term _______________ refers to a relatively stable set of characteristics,temperaments,and tendencies that shape the similarities and differences in people's behavior.

A) character
B) personality
C) persona
D) talent
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_______________ refers to the extent that a person's knowledge,opinions,and ideas are included in the decision-making process.

A) Control
B) Integration
C) Participation
D) Pervasiveness
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49
Which of the following statements about the organizational costs associated with stress is false?

A) The American Medical Association claims that stress was the cause of up to 85 percent of all human illness and disease
B) Stressed workers smoke more, eat less well, and have more family problems
C) Forty percent of employee turnover is due to excessive stress
D) All of the above
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50
Which of the following are moderators of stress?

A) Personality
B) Type A behavior
C) Social Support
D) All of the above
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51
A study of 2,100 employees,chosen from 23 different occupations,found that _______________ reported the most boredom and apathy with their job conditions.

A) blue-collar
B) unskilled workers
C) gray-collar, nonprofessional workers
D) white-collar, professional workers
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52
All of the following are characteristics of a hardy person except:

A) The hardy person assumes that he or she is in control
B) The hardy person ignores changes
C) The hardy person responds to stress by coping
D) The hardy person treats change as a challenge
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53
During a crisis,a neurotransmitter called catecholamine suppresses parts of the brain dealing with all of the following except:

A) Memory
B) Concentration
C) Motor skills
D) Rational thought
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54
Which of the following Big Five personality dimensions is most clearly related to stress?

A) Emotional stability
B) Extroversion
C) Agreeableness
D) Conscientiousness
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55
Polls indicate that over 40 percent of Japanese workers aged 30 to 60 believe that they will die from _______________.

A) the stress of overwork
B) cancer
C) heart attacks
D) their poor diet
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56
A _______________ is a condition,behavior,or characteristic that qualifies the relationship between two variables.

A) moderator
B) modulation
C) bridge
D) regulator
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57
Those that score high on _______________ are better prepared to deal with stressors associated with change because they view change as a challenge.

A) extroversion
B) conscientiousness
C) openness to experience
D) emotional stability
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58
Stress outcomes have been classified as _______________.

A) cognitive and emotional
B) cognitive and behavioral
C) cognitive, behavioral and physiological
D) cognitive, behavioral, psychological and financial
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59
Which of the following burnout symptoms indicates low personal accomplishment?

A) Cannot deal with problems effectively
B) Feels fatigued in the morning
C) Does not want to work with other people
D) A and B are Correct.
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60
Which one of the following statements about depression is incorrect?

A) Depression costs billions of dollars a year in medical bills, lost productivity, and absenteeism.
B) The World Health Organization predicts that by 2030, more people in the world will be affected by depression than any other health problem.
C) Depression is easy to detect, especially within the current health care system.
D) Depression leads to higher absenteeism and decreased worker productivity.
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61
Relaxation training generally results in all of the following except:

A) Increased heart rate
B) A clear sense of being in control
C) A reduction in anxiety and tension
D) Slowed breathing
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62
Analysis showed that _______________ was related to the presence of arteriosclerosis more than any other Type A Behavior Pattern dimension.

A) ambition
B) impatience
C) work orientation
D) hostility
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63
Any activity that an organization engages in that is designed to identify and assist in preventing or correcting _______________ can be thought of as wellness-related.

A) health hazards
B) negative health habits
C) specific health problems
D) All of the choices are correct.
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64
Provide an example of problem-focused coping.
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65
All of the following are cognitive distortions except:

A) Magnifying
B) Overgeneralizing
C) Personalization
D) Distancing
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66
There are two types of work overload,what are they?
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67
Two major components of a Type A Behavior Pattern are:

A) Impatience and hostility
B) Impatience and arrogance
C) Ambition and arrogance
D) Ambition and hostility
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68
Stress is the result of dealing with something placing special demands on us.In this context,what does special mean?
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69
In the Model of Stressors,Stress,and Outcomes,stressors were presented in four main categories,what are they?
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70
_______________ has been cited as the greatest cause of poor health habits.

A) Alcoholism
B) Drug abuse
C) Poor health education
D) Stress
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71
Which of the following can be brought under voluntary control through the use of biofeedback techniques?

A) Brain waves
B) Heart rate
C) Muscle tension
D) All of the choices are correct.
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72
Two types of organizational programs have become particularly popular during the last two decades: employee assistance programs and _______________ programs.

A) health care
B) wellness
C) physical fitness
D) biofeedback
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73
For any employee assistance program to be a success,employees must trust in all of the following except:

A) The program can and will provide real help
B) The program will be available on a long-term basis
C) Confidentiality will be maintained
D) Use of the program carries no negative job implications
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74
Explain the typical workweek of a eurocommuter.
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75
How does hardiness impact stress?
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76
What is the first step in any attempt to deal with stress?

A) Calming down
B) Identifying the source of the stress
C) Recognizing that stress exists
D) Removing the source of the stress
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77
_______________ was defined in the text as the comfort,assistance,or information one receives through formal or informal contacts with individuals or groups.

A) Social support
B) Emotional support
C) Companionship
D) All of the choices are correct.
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78
Employee assistance programs are designed to deal with a wide range of stress-related problems.General elements of such a program include all of the following except:

A) Diagnosis
B) Screening
C) Full sharing with the sponsoring employer
D) Treatment
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79
What is role conflict? Provide an example.
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80
Ideally,the process for maximizing person-environment fit begins _______________.

A) at the first sign of job-related stress
B) before the individual joins the organization
C) during job orientation
D) at the request of the employee
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