The Life of a Highly Paid Professional Athlete Would Seem

The life of a highly paid professional athlete would seem to be all positive, but evidence shows that many elite athletes are exposed to a range of workplace stressors that are both similar to and different from those experienced by those in more "typical" occupations. Many athletes experience depression and other mental health issues both during and after their playing career.
-If the team provides laptops with Skype for communicating with family and friends while the team is on the road, what type of stress intervention would this be and what type of work-family conflict could it help to reduce?

A) individual primary intervention; work-to-family conflict
B) individual secondary intervention; family-to-work conflict
C) organizational primary intervention; family-to-work conflict
D) organizational secondary intervention; work-to-family conflict