B. is the answer. hope that helps. :)
Some examples are the mouth, nose, eyes, lungs, stomach, and the trachea.
Answer:
work hindrance stressor
Explanation:
Work hindrance stressor is characterized as a stressful situation in the work environment related to overwork and responsibilities, conflict with other workers or boss, overwork, work related annoyance, among others. We can see that Phoebe is going through this, because as the regional supervisors left the bank looking for other opportunities, she got a much larger and much larger workload for one person, so she is in a difficult and stressful situation.
Since you are the person who made the statement, I suppose that I am needing to give you two practical pieces of advice... Here it goes....
1. Don't wait for opportunity to knock. Get up. Chase it down. And tackle it.
2. They say that "when God closes a door, He opens a window". When He opens that figurative window, however, some people are still worried about how they can pick the lock to get the figurative door open. Don't be that person.
I hope that this is good advice!
-Alleah77
