Owen works at a restaurant as a server and has two different managers at his job, Jackson and Thomas. When Jackson is at the restaurant, he wants Owen to focus on fast service through getting customers in and out as fast as possible. When Thomas is at the restaurant, he wants Owen to focus on friendly service through spending lots of time getting to know each customer. When both of Owen's managers are at the restaurant at the same time, Owen experiences stress because he can't balance being fast and being friendly to customers based on the different expectations of his two managers. No matter which type of service he provides, fast or friendly, he feels like he is upsetting someone. In this situation, what type of stressor is most responsible for Owen's stress? Owen works at a restaurant as a server and has two different managers at his job, Jackson and Thomas. When Jackson is at the restaurant, he wants Owen to focus on fast service through getting customers in and out as fast as possible. When Thomas is at the restaurant, he wants Owen to focus on friendly service through spending lots of time getting to know each