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An example of a stressor at the group level is

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Marta_Voda [28]9 months ago

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An example of a stressor at the group level is an excessive job demands. The Option A is correct.

<h3>What is a stressor in group?</h3>

Also known as an interpersonal demands, means the pressures created by other employees. A group related stressors does include some factors like conflicts, poor communication, unpleasant relationship as well as fear of being ostracized from the group as a valued member.

While working with a superior, peers or subordinates with whom one does not get along can be a constant source of stress. Some people can effectively deal with conflicts and misunderstandings and resolve issues as they arise. Many, some find it difficult to do this and build internal stresses for themselves.

The lack of social support from colleagues and poor interpersonal relationships can cause considerable stress as, most especially among employees with a high social need. Sometimes, an individuals try to avoid these stresses by remaining absent as frequently as possible and even start looking for new jobs.

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