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Tazate

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According to the applying psychology text, the most important strategy for coping with job-related stress is to
 
  a. talk out your problems.
  b. learn how to relax.
  c. eliminate or modify the stressor.
   d. have your job redesigned.

Question 2

The most demanding tasks on your schedule should be performed
 
  a. during energy lows.
  b. during energy peaks.
  c. the first thing Monday morning.
   d. the last thing Friday afternoon.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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