2. Question 2 When one feels [intense] shame for doing or thinking about something, this might be a signal that: Select only one response. 1 / 1 point social conditioning is taking…
1. Question 1 Physiological aspects that can affect resilience include: Select only one response. 1 / 1 point Sleep, exercise, diet and personality Diet and sleep Diet and exercise …
9. Question 9 Public speaking is one of humanity’s greatest fears. This stressor can be reduced by: Select all that apply. 1 / 1 point changing the environment reshaping our perception…
7. Question 7 Due to the rapidly changing workforce and its practice, the most important skill needed to ensure resilience is: Select only one response. 1 / 1 point time management …
4. Question 4 Having a quiet thinking area in your workplace can reduce stressors. This is an example of: Select only one response. 1 / 1 point Time stressor, priorities Situational…
2. Question 2 From the model of stress and resilience you can see there are two (2) broad approaches to building resilience. They are: Select only one response. 1 / 1 point …
1. Question 1 Fill in the gaps: Stress is _____________ and can be reduced by_____________. Select only one response. 1 / 1 point imposed on you; focussing on looking out for yourself…
10. Question 10 Review Human Resources (n.d). The role of perceptions in conflict. University of Wisconsin-Madison. Because of people’s differing perceptual filters, in many conflicts there will be significant misunderstanding…
8. Question 8 Mahatma Gandhi said, “Peace is not the absence of conflict but the ability to deal with it”. This statement as applied to employment reflects the idea that…
5. Question 5 The most critical part of time management is to determine what is urgent and what is important. Select only one response. 1 / 1 point Important activities are those…
