In the context of preventive stress management, a manager's decision to increase worker control in a given task is an example of:
A) individual prevention.
B) secondary prevention.
C) primary prevention.
D) tertiary prevention.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Primary prevention aims to address potential stressors before they even occur. Increasing worker control in a given task can prevent stress from arising in the first place, making it an example of primary prevention. Individual prevention (A) focuses on addressing stress in individual employees, while secondary prevention (B) aims to mitigate current stress that has already occurred. Tertiary prevention (D) focuses on providing support to individuals who have already experienced stress-related issues to cope and recover.

In the Context of Preventive Stress Management, a Manager's Decision