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Which is a correct example of psychosocial risk at workplace?

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Correct answer: Continuous humiliation excessive pressure and lack of support

Psychosocial risks are conditions at work that can harm a person’s mental, emotional, or social well-being. They may arise from humiliation, unreasonable pressure, insecurity, conflict, isolation, or a lack of support. Unlike a physical hazard such as unsafe machinery, these risks mainly affect how a worker feels, thinks, and relates to others.

Continuous humiliation can damage self-respect, excessive pressure can cause stress and exhaustion, and lack of support can make problems harder to manage. Together, these conditions are a clear example of psychosocial risk, so option C is correct. Clear roles, safe equipment, training, proper leave, and healthy communication generally support workplace well-being rather than threaten it.

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Psychosocial-RiskMental-HealthWorkplace

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