Ron is so afraid that his job performance will be evaluated negatively, he feels considerable stress driving to work each day. Ron's fear is an example of:

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Social-evaluative threat refers to the fear of being evaluated negatively by others, which can cause significant stress and anxiety. This is a common experience in many work and social situations, and can be a major source of stress for individuals. Learned helplessness, employee disengagement, and stereotype threat are all related but distinct concepts that do not fit Ron's situation as well as social-evaluative threat.

Ron Is So Afraid That His Job Performance Will Be