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A) become immune to the effects of this syndrome.
B) learn to adapt to the consequences of stress.
C) have a long-term risk of increased physiological and psychological damage and become immune to the effects of this syndrome.
D) have increased risk of physiological and psychological damage.
E) eventually develop an overwhelming need to work.
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A) helping employees to develop more favourable perceptions of the stressors.
B) helping employees to control the consequences of stress.
C) helping employees to temporarily remove themselves from the stressor.
D) removing people from stressors.
E) Self-reinforcement has no known effect on work-related stress.
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A) emotional exhaustion, cynicism, reduced efficacy.
B) exhaustion, resistance, alarm reaction.
C) exhaustion, recovery, burnout.
D) alarm reaction, resistance, exhaustion.
E) cynicism, resistance, reduced efficacy.
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A) cynicism, drive to succeed, and resistance.
B) time, strain, and role.
C) alarm reaction, resistance, and exhaustion.
D) efficacy, cynicism, and emotional exhaustion.
E) high work involvement, compulsion to work, and low enjoyment of work.
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A) emotional labour.
B) the circumplex model of emotions.
C) emotional intelligence.
D) affective commitment.
E) continuance commitment.
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A) Vary considerably across cultures
B) Are very different in Canada and the United States
C) Are very similar in Canada and France
D) Are considered consistent across cultures
E) Are very similar in North America and Europe
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A) relapse.
B) resistance.
C) role ambiguity.
D) exhaustion.
E) None of these statements are correct.
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A) an identification with the organization.
B) an involvement with the organization.
C) an emotional attachment to the organization.
D) All of the answers are correct.
E) None of the answers apply.
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A) Emotions create a state of readiness.
B) Emotions are directed toward someone or something.
C) We continuously experience an emotion for days or weeks at a time.
D) We experience emotions physiologically.
E) We experience emotions psychologically.
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A) experience more stress in the long run.
B) are better able to avoid the stress experience.
C) have higher resilience.
D) are better able to avoid the stress experience and have higher resilience.
E) are less likely to work in jobs that have any stressors.
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A) Job burnout
B) Stressors
C) Strain-based conflict
D) General adaptation syndrome
E) Type-A behaviour pattern
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A) Display rules are norms requiring employees to display certain emotions and withholding others.
B) Emotional labour increases with the extent to which employees must abide by emotional display rules.
C) Most jobs involving customer service require some degree of emotional labour.
D) In spite of the presence of emotional display rules, it is difficult to hide our true emotions.
E) Research indicates that emotional display rules and standards are very similar around the world.
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A) Emotional intelligence
B) Affective commitment
C) Continuance commitment
D) Emotional commitment
E) Cognitive dissonance
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