Stress on the job is categorized as being most likely caused by:
A) lack of a flexible work schedule and low wages.
B) decreased benefits and lack of recognition.
C) safety concerns and too much autonomy.
D) the physical demands of the job and the types of tasks performed.
E) technology and globalization.

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The physical demands of the job and the types of tasks performed are more likely to cause stress on the job, as they can lead to physical strain or injury. Safety concerns, too much autonomy, lack of recognition, decreased benefits, and technology or globalization can all contribute to job stress, but are less likely to be the primary cause. Lack of a flexible work schedule and low wages may also cause stress, but may not apply to all job situations.

Stress on the Job Is Categorized as Being Most Likely