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Ellen, a manager at a marketing firm, noticed that one of her subordinates, who is usually good-natured, has been moody, irritable, and disorganized lately.
 
  The subordinate has refused Ellen's suggestions to take a few personal days. Such symptoms are most likely an indication that the subordinate is experiencing ________.
  A) depression
  B) burnout
  C) insomnia
  D) occupational disease

Question 2

Raj, a software designer, has been frequently absent from work lately. In addition, his quality of work has declined as well as his ability to manage tasks in a timely manner. These symptoms are most likely indicative of ________.
 
  A) unsafe work conditions
  B) occupational illness
  C) social anxiety
  D) stress



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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