A nurse who has just returned from two weeks of time off following minor surgery says, "I'm so glad to be back to work. I'm sick of watching television. I can't believe I missed the stress here

" What are possible explanations for this statement? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Lack of stress can cause boredom.
2. Stress can be motivational.
3. Apathy can occur if stress is absent.
4. Eustress occurs when stress is decreased too much.
5. A balance between stress and coping is essential.


1,2,3,5
Rationale 1: A certain amount of stress is stimulating. Without stress boredom can occur.
Rationale 2: A moderate amount of stress can motivate a person to perform.
Rationale 3: A person who is accustomed to stress may become apathetic if stress is removed.
Rationale 4: Eustress is positive stress.
Rationale 5: If there is not enough stress, the person feels "out of balance."
Global Rationale:

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