Whether something is stressful to you depends the most on how you view the problem
how much time is involved in dealing with it
how much it will cost to fix it
how much you can directly control the stressor

how you view the problem

Explanation:

A way to determine something stressful depends on how an individual view the problem or an individual's perception of the problem.

What might look stressful to Mr. A might not be stressful for Mr. B. As a result, it depends on each person's view on the problem. Some persons can thrive more under pressure and perform very well while some will likely collapse under pressure. Also, some persons can multitask while some, see multitasking as a whole lot of stress for their brain.

Therefore, an individual's perception or view on a particular problem will determine how stressful it is.

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explanation:

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