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Youre the boss of a company that sells advertisement in newspapers and magazines. One of your best sales employees is named Stella. She has worked for you for the past 17 years. Stella is 44 years old, married, with two teen-aged children. Over the past few months, you notice that her productivity has declined sharply, and you are simply unable to figure out why. Think about the reasons that may explain Stellas reduced productivity in recent months. THINK CREATIVELY!
down in the dumps a good bit of the time? Is it more than you have felt in the past? 2. Do you feel tired and have no energy? 3. Do you find it difficult to concentrate? 4. Do you have trouble sleeping (either too much or too little)? 5. Do you have trouble eating (either too much or too little)?
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sensitive? 7. Do you have a difficult time enjoying activities that you use to enjoy? 8. Do you feel guilty, even though you are not sure why? 9. Do you feel like you dont measure up to other people? 10. Do you feel that things will go wrong, no matter how hard you try?
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What is Depression?
Depression is a mental illness. People experiencing it are sad, lack interest in everyday activities and events, and feel a sense of worthlessness. A depression can be triggered by a tragic event (mourning) or have no apparent cause.
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Persistent sad, anxious, or "empty" feelings Feelings of hopelessness or pessimism Feelings of guilt, worthlessness, or helplessness Irritability, restlessness Loss of interest in activities or hobbies once pleasurable, including sex Fatigue and decreased energy Difficulty concentrating, remembering details, and making decisions Insomnia, early-morning wakefulness, or excessive sleeping Overeating, or appetite loss Thoughts of suicide, suicide attempts Aches or pains, headaches, cramps, or digestive problems that do not ease even with treatment.
susceptible to depression.
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Depression costs American organizations $ _____________ in lost productivity, absenteeism, and health-related costs. a. 50 million dollars b. 500 million dollars c. 1 billion dollar d. Stinkin lots --- show the info dude
Just Absenteeism!
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This study follows another published this spring that tracked mood Brazil 18.4% and Europeans, noting that differences between Americans Europeans suffer from depression when they feel overworked, while Americans get a mental boost from the extra grind.
In one study examining the financial impact of 25 chronic physical and mental health problems, researchers polled 34,622 employees at 10 companies. When researchers ranked the most costly health conditions (including direct and indirect costs), depression ranked first, and anxiety ranked fifth with obesity, arthritis, and back and neck pain in between. Researchers who analyzed employee responses to the WHO questionnaire found that workers with depression reported the equivalent of 27 lost work days per year nine of them because of sick days or other time taken out of work, and another 18 reflecting lost productivity. Other research has found that employees with depression are more likely than others to lose their jobs and to change jobs frequently. Part of the problem may be lack of treatment. In one study, only 57% of employees with symptoms of major depression said they had received mental health treatment in the previous 12 months. Of those in treatment, fewer than half about 42% were receiving treatment considered adequate, on the basis of how consistent it was with published guidelines about minimal standards of care. The researchers estimated that over all, when lack of treatment or inadequate treatment was taken into account, only about one in four employees with major depression received adequate treatment for the disorder.
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