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Take a few moments to fill out our stress survey to see how susceptible to stress you are. Answer each of the questions as truthfully as you can to obtain the most accurate results. This assessment is for your information only.

After finishing the survey, click on the "submit" button to see how you did.

How susceptible are you to stress?

Questions:

Always Almost Always Most of the Time Some of the time Never
I get the appropriate amount of sleep my body needs to function.
I take quite time for myself during the day.
I exercise to the point of perspiration at least twice a week.
I drink fewer than three cups of coffee (or tea or cola drinks) a day.
I am able to organize my time effectively.
I regularly attend club or social activities.
I have more than one friend to confide in about personal matters.
I am able to vent my feelings when angry or worried.
I do not smoke or I smoke less than half of a pack of cigarettes a day.
I do not procrastinate; I get things done right away.


Part II

Questions:

Always Almost Always Most of the Time Some of the time Never
Before a big meeting with my boss, I go to bed the same time I normally would.
My home life is stable.
I try not to let other people's problems become my own.
I set goals and objectives for myself and try to achieve them.
The people closest to me are supportive of my goals.
I have enough money to meet my expenses.
I enjoy my job.
I rarely compare myself to my work associates.
I do not hold a job and go to school full time.
I eat a well balanced diet.
I feel accepted and wanted where I work.
My job gives me personal satisfaction.

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