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The Security Market Line is a straight line that plots how the average expected rates of return on
assets and portfolios in an economy vary with their respective levels of nondiversifiable risk as
measured by beta.
Role Overload
A situation in which the demands and expectations placed on an individual or role exceed the capacity to perform, leading to stress or job dissatisfaction.
Everyday Language
The common vernacular or speech pattern used by the general populace for daily communication.
Stressed
A psychological and physical state resulting from the perception of demands exceeding personal and social resources the individual is able to mobilize.
Laid-Back Colleagues
Coworkers who exhibit a relaxed, easygoing attitude towards work, potentially affecting team dynamics and productivity.
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