DO you often think of how you can free up more time to work or become stressed if you are prohibited from working? you may be a workaholic.
A tool that measures workaholic ism has found that 8.3 percent of the Norwegian work force is addicted to work to the point where it become a health issue.
Researcher from the University of Bergen in Norway used the Bergen work addiction scale(BWAS) , a workaholism instrument that is based on core symptoms found in more traditional drug addiction ; ie, salience, mood modification , tolerance, withdrawal system,conflict,relapse problems.
It assess workaholism based on seven criteria .If the person taking the test replies 'often' or 'always' to at least four of these seven criteria , it is some indication that they may be workaholic.
The seven criteria are-
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A tool that measures workaholic ism has found that 8.3 percent of the Norwegian work force is addicted to work to the point where it become a health issue.
Researcher from the University of Bergen in Norway used the Bergen work addiction scale(BWAS) , a workaholism instrument that is based on core symptoms found in more traditional drug addiction ; ie, salience, mood modification , tolerance, withdrawal system,conflict,relapse problems.
It assess workaholism based on seven criteria .If the person taking the test replies 'often' or 'always' to at least four of these seven criteria , it is some indication that they may be workaholic.
The seven criteria are-
- You think of how you can free up more time to work.
- You spend much more time working than initially needed.
- You work in order to reduce feeling guilt , anxiety, helplessness, and or/ depression.
- You have been told by others to cut down on work without listening to them.;you become stressed if you are prohibited from working;you deprioritise hobbies , leisure activities, and or/exercise because of your work.;and you work so much that it has negative effect on your health .
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