Pressure, Stress of Both

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You will be shown a series of scenarios - you need to choose if the issue is due to stress, pressure or both. you have 15 seconds per question, and 3 lives. Who will get to safety and who will do it with the most points?

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Froggy Jumps Pressure, Stress of BothOnline version You will be shown a series of scenarios - you need to choose if the issue is due to stress, pressure or both. you have 15 seconds per question, and 3 lives. Who will get to safety and who will do it with the most points? by Emma 1 You've been struggling to switch off from work for several weeks. a Stress b Pressure c Both 2 Your team has a target to achieve by the end of the month. a Stress b Pressure c Both 3 You're covering additional work while a colleague is off sick, and it's starting to feel overwhelming. a Stress b Pressure c Both 4 You have a deadline to complete some learning by close of play. a Stress b Pressure c Both 5 You regularly feel exhausted, even after a weekend off. a Stress b Pressure c Both 6 Today has been particularly busy, and you've handled several emotionally challenging calls. a Stress b Pressure c Both 7 You've been feeling anxious before logging on for work most mornings. a Stress b Pressure c Both 8 A manager asks you to support a project with a tight timescale. a Stress b Pressure c Both 9 You're finding yourself becoming impatient with customers and colleagues. a Stress b Pressure c Both 10 The phones are busier than usual due to a service issue. a Stress b Pressure c Both 11 You have several complex cases requiring your attention today. a Stress b Pressure c Both 12 You've noticed you're worrying about work during evenings and days off. a Stress b Pressure c Both 13 You've had a difficult call, but after taking a short break you're ready for the next customer. a Stress b Pressure c Both 14 You've been dealing with high workloads for months and are feeling emotionally drained. a Stress b Pressure c Both 15 You need to learn a new process while maintaining your normal workload. a Stress b Pressure c Both 16 You're struggling to concentrate and finding it difficult to stay motivated. a Stress b Pressure c Both 17 A customer becomes upset and emotional, and you need to manage the conversation professionally. a Stress b Pressure c Both 18 You're experiencing several personal challenges outside work whilst managing a busy workload. a Stress b Pressure c Both

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Pressure, Stress of BothOnline version

by Emma

You've been struggling to switch off from work for several weeks.

Your team has a target to achieve by the end of the month.

You're covering additional work while a colleague is off sick, and it's starting to feel overwhelming.

You have a deadline to complete some learning by close of play.

You regularly feel exhausted, even after a weekend off.

Today has been particularly busy, and you've handled several emotionally challenging calls.

You've been feeling anxious before logging on for work most mornings.

A manager asks you to support a project with a tight timescale.

You're finding yourself becoming impatient with customers and colleagues.

The phones are busier than usual due to a service issue.

You have several complex cases requiring your attention today.

You've noticed you're worrying about work during evenings and days off.

You've had a difficult call, but after taking a short break you're ready for the next customer.

You've been dealing with high workloads for months and are feeling emotionally drained.

You need to learn a new process while maintaining your normal workload.

You're struggling to concentrate and finding it difficult to stay motivated.

A customer becomes upset and emotional, and you need to manage the conversation professionally.

You're experiencing several personal challenges outside work whilst managing a busy workload.