CPC Work-Life Balance & Stress Management Flashcards
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What does the term 'recovery' mean in high-performance productivity coaching?
Answer: Periods of rest and renewal that restore physical and mental energy for sustained performance
Strategic recovery — sleep, breaks, exercise, social connection — replenishes the energy reserves needed for sustained high performance.
A client says they feel guilty whenever they take breaks. A CPC would help them understand that:
Answer: Breaks are scientifically shown to restore attention and improve overall output
Research confirms that regular breaks — especially cognitive rest — sustain attention and creativity over long work sessions.
Which boundary-setting approach helps clients manage after-hours digital communication stress?
Answer: Establishing communication protocols that define expected response times and 'off' hours
Clear communication protocols set expectations with colleagues and reduce anxiety about after-hours messages, supporting genuine recovery.
'Burnout' as defined by Maslach and Leiter involves three dimensions. Which answer correctly lists them?
Answer: Emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment
Maslach's Burnout Inventory measures exhaustion, cynicism/depersonalization, and reduced efficacy as the three core dimensions of burnout.
What role does physical activity play in productivity coaching for stress management?
Answer: Regular exercise reduces stress hormones, improves mood, and enhances cognitive function — directly supporting productivity
Exercise is one of the most well-researched interventions for reducing cortisol, improving neuroplasticity, and boosting executive function.
The 'Ultradian Rhythm' in productivity coaching suggests workers should:
Answer: Take a rest break approximately every 90–120 minutes to align with natural performance cycles
The body naturally cycles through high-focus and recovery periods roughly every 90 minutes — honoring this rhythm prevents fatigue buildup.