According to the Pressure-Environment (P-E) Fit Model, stress occurs when:Engaging in physical activityIndividuals have low levels of arousalThere is a perfect balance between job demands and individual skillsThere is a mismatch between environmental demands and individual capabilitiesThere is excessive leisure time and lack of responsibilities

-In the Pressure-Environment (P-E) Fit Model, "pressure" refers to:External demands or stressors in the environmentIndividual's ability to cope with stressSocial support available to the individualThe physiological response to stressA state of extreme relaxation

How does the Pressure-Environment (P-E) Fit Model view stress?As a result of biological predispositionAs an interaction between individuals and their environmentAs an outcome of individual personality traitsAn interation between person to personAs a purely psychological phenomenon PreviousNext

What role do resources play in the Pressure-Environment (P-E) Fit Model?They increase the likelihood of burnoutMaximise the stressThey exacerbate stress levelsThey help individuals cope with environmental demandsThey have no impact on stress levels

According to the Pressure-Environment (P-E) Fit Model, when demands exceed resources:Stress is minimizedStress is maximizedStress is eliminatedStress is unaffectedStress is bearable

-Which of the following is true for P-E Fit Model of stress?Person-job fit, Environment -group fit, Environment -person fit, Environment-skill fitEnvironment -job fit, Environment -group fit, Environment -person fit, Environment-skill fitPerson-job fit, Person-group fit, Person-person fit, Person-skill fitPerson-job fit, Person-group fit, Person-person fit, Environment-skill fitPerson-job fit, Person-group fit, Environment -person fit, Environment-skill fit