Please answer critical thinking questions #6 and #7. Please number your answers.

6. In this chapter, we highlighted work-related stressors, in- cluding organizational constraints (e.g., lack of resources), interpersonal conflict (including harassment), work over- load, and low task control. Of course, there are many non- work-related stressors that increasingly come into the discussion. Please discuss important nonwork stressors and discuss their impact on the work environment. 7. Two college graduates recently joined the same major news- paper as journalists. Both work long hours and have tight deadlines for completing their stories. They are under con- stant pressure to scout out new leads and be the first to re- port new controversies. One journalist is increasingly fatigued and despondent and has taken several days of sick leave. The other is getting the work done and seems to enjoy the challenges. Use your knowledge of stress to explain why these two journalists are reacting differently to their jobs