Type A and Type B Stress QuestionnaireDownload and save LED201 Module 1 survey.Directions: Questions are composed of a pair of adjectives or phrases separated by a series of horizontal lines. The pairs have been chosen to represent two kinds of contrasting behavior. Each of us belongs somewhere along the line between the two extremes. Circle where you think you belong between the two extremes. Some of these questions are concerned with work experience. If you are not working, alter the question so it refers to your home life.Total your score across the 20 questions. The lowest possible score is 20, the highest possible score is 100.1 = Strongly agree with the statement on the LEFT hand side. 2 = Moderately agree with the statement on the LEFT hand side. 3 = Neither agree nor disagree with EITHER statement. 4 = Moderately agree with the statement on the RIGHT hand side. 5 = Strongly agree with the statement on the RIGHT hand side.What Your Score MeansLook at the following list to identify where you fall along the Type A - Type B continuum.This questionnaire will give you some idea of where you stand with regard to Type A and Type B behaviors. The higher your score, the more you may be putting yourself under some risk of stress-related health problems. The concept of stress management has become popular in the modern workforce.SLP Assignment ExpectationsReflect upon your results and write a 1- to 2-page paper discussing your results and how you will use your results to become a more effective leader. Discuss how your personality type relates to your stress level**OK I KNOW YOU HAVE TO WRITE THE PAGE AS IF YOU WERE ME. THATS FINE, JUST MAKE IT SEEM AS IF THIS WAS YOUR PERSONALITY**

Before beginning this assignment, please make sure that you review all of the information contained in the "Transferable Skills Project Portfolio" folder.Throughout your education, you have been asked to research topics and write papers, engage in thought-provoking discussions, consider diverse perspectives, and a host of other challenges that have required you to use both your discipline-specific skills as well as your soft skills to show proficiency of content-related topics. These are called transferable skills. Transferable skills are skills that you develop that can be transferred and applied within your chosen career. Transferable skills are highly valuable and essential for career success.It is now time to submit your "exemplar project/assignment" and "transferable skills reflection." To complete this assignment, you will need to do the following:Exemplar Project/Assignment(s)Please review your student "Transferable Skills Project Portfolio" folder for important details regarding your Capstone Portfolio and a review of the six transferable skills.Select an exemplary project (or assignment) from your Transferable Skills Project Collection that demonstrates your mastery of at least three transferable skills during your time as a student at Rasmussen College; or select your project from this course if you feel that it best represents your mastery of at least three transferable skills.(Utilize the Transferable Skills Rubrics to help you assess the suitability of an assignment for demonstrating proficiency in any of the six transferable skills).Make sure to compile ALL components of your project/assignment(s) (if the project covers several assignments, compile them all in their proper order). Sometimes a project can span throughout several week of a course. For example, if you have 5 assignments as part of a project, you will need to compile ALL 5 assignments into one document/final project in proper order.You may also use your "Capstone Project" as an exemplary assignment (as long as it showcases at least 3 transferable skills).You want to make sure that you are submitting your best work or the project that BEST represents the transferable skills. Refer to the scores on the assignment rubrics under "transferable skills section of the rubric" that your faculty member provided for you, for each assignment. Also, be cognizant of the level of the course. The goal is for you to show mastery of the skills. For example, if you are taking a 400 level Capstone, then maybe select a project from one of your 300 or 400 level courses.Transferable Skills Self ReflectionIn a minimum of 2 full pages, you will need to write an essay (full introduction and conclusion paragraph), and include:A description of each of the transferable skills that you've chosen to demonstrate proficiency of for your exemplary portfolio project.Discuss the reasons why you feel that this particular project or assignment reflects your understanding of each skill. Be specific!Describe the knowledge, skills and/or attitudes regarding each of the transferable skills that you've gained as a result of completing this particular project/assignment.Discuss the ways that you are going to incorporate the transferable skills (the transferable skills that you showcased in your exemplary project) into your work within your chosen career field.Describe your future goals based on the transferable skills that you've chosen to showcase.Make sure to include an APA formatted title page.Write your paper utilizing proper APA formatting guidelines, proper tone and grammar.Once you have completed your reflection assignment, you will need to add it to the end of your exemplar project. The self-reflection should be the last few pages of your exemplar assignment. If done correctly, everything will be one document!For more assistance, review the video below.Click here if you have trouble viewing the video above.Submitting your AssignmentsCompile both your exemplary project/assignment(s), and self- reflection essay as one assignment.Prepare your artifact for upload to the portfolio by assigning a file name that represents the transferable skills that are present within the project, and save in a folder on your computer.Submit the final assignment to the Optimal Resume Portfolio by clicking the link here or under the Resources tab. For Optimal Resume you may use an existing account or create a new account. See directions on setting up your portfolio on the "Creating a New Optimal Resume Account" page. If you already have a portfolio set up and need further instructions on submitting your project/assignments to Optimal Resume, refer to instructions on the "Capstone Portfolio Submission Instructions" page.Submit your exemplary project/assignment and self-reflection essay as one Microsoft Word attachment to the drop box below.Paste the URL for your portfolio into the message box.