Job demands that tend not to be appraised as stressful are called:
A)secondary job demands.
B)positive demands.
C)routine demands.
D)non-competitive demands.
E)benign job demands.

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Benign job demands are job demands that are viewed as positive or neutral by employees and tend not to be appraised as stressful. These demands may include routine tasks or responsibilities that are seen as necessary for the job, such as paperwork or attending meetings.

Job Demands That Tend Not to Be Appraised as Stressful