Refer to the advice on pages 117–20, and rewrite the following sentence in the form of a list.

The causes of burnout can be studied from three perspectives: physiological—the roles of sleep, diet, and physical fatigue; psychological—the roles of guilt, fear, jealousy, and frustration; and environmental—the role of physical surroundings at home and work.

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Guidelines Creating Effective Lists Set off each listed Item with a number, a letter, or a symbol (usually a bullet). - Use numbered lists to suggest sequence (as in the steps in a set of instruc- tions) or priority (the first item being the most important). Using numbers helps readers see the total number of items in a list. For sublists, use lower- case letters: 1. Item a subitem b. subitem 2. Item a. subitem b. subitem -Use bullets to avoid suggesting either sequence or priority, such as for lists of people (everyone except number 1 gets offended). For subiists, use dashes. Item -subitem -subitem