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People with a Type A personality often exhibit a strong sense of time ______.
urgency
Negative lifestyle factors such as poor exercise and eating habits can predispose one to job ______.
stress
Nomophobia is a form of anxiety stemming from having no access to a ______.
smartphone
High stress levels can occur when job demands are high but control over tasks is ______.
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Role ______ occurs when a person faces competing demands and expectations in their job.
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Increased work output with fewer employees can lead to role ______ among workers.
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A pessimistic attitude can predispose a person to ______.
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Emotional labor is a type of stress related to role ______.
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Role ______ occurs when an employee faces conflicting demands at work.
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Experiencing role ______ can lead to confusion regarding job expectations.
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When an employee is overwhelmed with tasks, this is referred to as role ______.
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Employees subjected to negative lifestyles may experience increased levels of ______.
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The Yerkes-Dodson law explains the relationship between stress and ______.
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Burnout leads to emotional, physical, and mental ______.
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Type ______ personalities are often more prone to stress due to their competitive nature.
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Support from an immediate ______ can significantly help employees cope with job stress.
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Individuals with Type A personalities tend to experience more ______ in their work environment.
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Organizational conditions play a critical role in ______ management and employee well-being.
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A person's perception can influence whether a situation is a positive or negative ______.
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Processes that involve handling too much information can lead to information ______.
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Chronic job stressors can contribute significantly to ______.
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Type B personalities are generally more ______ compared to Type A personalities.
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Factors such as new jobs or changes in living conditions can increase the likelihood of experiencing a stress ______.
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Continuous heavy work demands can be a major contributor to ______.
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Study Notes
Time Urgency
- People with a Type A personality often exhibit a strong sense of time urgency.
Job Strain
- Negative lifestyle factors such as poor exercise and eating habits can predispose one to job strain.
Smartphone
- Nomophobia is a form of anxiety stemming from having no access to a smartphone.
Low
- High stress levels can occur when job demands are high but control over tasks is low.
Conflict
- Role conflict occurs when a person faces competing demands and expectations in their job.
Overload
- Increased work output with fewer employees can lead to role overload among workers.
Stress
- A pessimistic attitude can predispose a person to stress.
Conflict
- Emotional labor is a type of stress related to role conflict.
Ambiguity
- Role ambiguity occurs when an employee faces conflicting demands at work.
Ambiguity
- Experiencing role ambiguity can lead to confusion regarding job expectations.
Overload
- When an employee is overwhelmed with tasks, this is referred to as role overload.
Stress
- Employees subjected to negative lifestyles may experience increased levels of stress.
Performance
- The Yerkes-Dodson law explains the relationship between stress and performance.
Exhaustion
- Burnout leads to emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion.
A
- Type A personalities are often more prone to stress due to their competitive nature.
Support Network
- Support from an immediate support network can significantly help employees cope with job stress.
Stress
- Individuals with Type A personalities tend to experience more stress in their work environment.
Stress
- Organizational conditions play a critical role in stress management and employee well-being.
Stress
- A person's perception can influence whether a situation is a positive or negative stress.
Overload
- Processes that involve handling too much information can lead to information overload.
Stress
- Chronic job stressors can contribute significantly to stress.
Relaxed
- Type B personalities are generally more relaxed compared to Type A personalities.
Response
- Factors such as new jobs or changes in living conditions can increase the likelihood of experiencing a stress response.
Stress
- Continuous heavy work demands can be a major contributor to stress.
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Description
This quiz covers key concepts related to personality types, stress factors, and emotional labor from the psychology curriculum. It focuses on how these elements affect individual and workplace dynamics. Test your knowledge on important psychological terms and their implications in real-life scenarios.
