The Four Stages in the Typical Path to Burnout Are

question 51

Multiple Choice

The four stages in the typical path to burnout are

• A) attention, intention, retention, and dismissal.
• B) enthusiasm, slowdown, stagnation, and apathy.
• C) start-up, build-up, keeping-up, and breakdown.
• D) alarm, vigilance, exhaustion, and capitulation.

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