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... situation nor in some physical or emotional response but in how we can cope with or adapt to difficult , disruptive ... situation which places certain demands on the individual ; 2 the personality of the individual , which conditions his ...
... situation nor in some physical or emotional response but in how we can cope with or adapt to difficult , disruptive ... situation which places certain demands on the individual ; 2 the personality of the individual , which conditions his ...
Page 113
... situations from occurring . Armed with this realisation you may be better able to put the situation into perspective or not let them get to you . What sort of impact can work stress have ? Reactions to demanding work situations can be ...
... situations from occurring . Armed with this realisation you may be better able to put the situation into perspective or not let them get to you . What sort of impact can work stress have ? Reactions to demanding work situations can be ...
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... situation ; - taking some immediate action on the basis of your present understanding of the situation ; - setting priorities ; - letting people know where they stand ; - not letting the people go until you have solved it or reconciled ...
... situation ; - taking some immediate action on the basis of your present understanding of the situation ; - setting priorities ; - letting people know where they stand ; - not letting the people go until you have solved it or reconciled ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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