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artcher [175]
2 years ago
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Cameron is expected to produce 550 parts per day, but his machine is capable of only 480. He is also expected to supervise six w

orkers and make sure they have all the materials they need to perform their duties. Cameron is likely to experience ________.
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1 answer:
Kisachek [45]2 years ago
7 0

Cameron is expected to produce 550 parts per day, but his machine is capable of only 480. He is also expected to supervise six workers and make sure they have all the materials they need to perform their duties. Cameron is likely to experience <u>role overload.</u>

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Role overload is a specific stressor that reflects the perception that the demands of a job role exceed an individual's resources (Eatough et al., 2011). Therefore, role congestion can lead to resource exhaustion. This is a phenomenon that can be understood through a COR lens.

Role overload occurs when a person plays multiple roles at the same time and does not have the resources to perform them. It can develop not only from being mentally overwhelmed but also from being overwhelmed with time.

For example, if an employee leaves the company, it may be necessary to temporarily expand the role of another employee to accommodate the absence of the absent employee.

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