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Staying in touch with friends and family members during times of __________ can stave off loneliness.
 
  A) unemployment
  B) employment
  C) travel
  D) self-care

Question 2

Bob made a decision that he must remain in a job that allows little scope for personal effort and satisfaction. It would be best if he
 
  A) recognizes the fact that if he only had a job that he liked, then he would be fulfilled.
  B) acknowledges that he feels trapped in an unfulfilling job.
  C) finds something outside the job that fulfills his need for recognition, significance, productivity, and excitement.
  D) knows that job dissatisfaction always leads to physical or psychological illness.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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