The Stress Profiler (Military Version)

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This 16-page stress test, designed specifically for the military, tells you exactly how stressed you are in ten different areas of your life with corresponding articles for advice on how to cope with your stress. The Stress Profiler helps you answers questions like: Why do I get angry over nothing? How can I reduce worry and fear? How can I cope with all the challenges in my life? How can I learn to cope with trauma? And how can I stay resilient? The Stress Profiler takes about 15 to 20 minutes to complete. After taking the test, you can easily determine your total score, produce a graph of the results, and create a customized action plan.

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This 16-page stress test, designed specifically for the military, tells you exactly how stressed you are in ten different areas of your life with corresponding articles for advice on how to cope with your stress. The Stress Profiler helps you answers questions like: Why do I get angry over nothing? How can I reduce worry and fear? How can I cope with all the challenges in my life? How can I learn to cope with trauma? And how can I stay resilient? The Stress Profiler takes about 15 to 20 minutes to complete. After taking the test, you can easily determine your total score, produce a graph of the results, and create a customized action plan.

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