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Emotional labour in medical professions. Review of literature from the period 2010–2017 [PDF]
Psychiatria i Psychologia Kliniczna, 2018 Introduction: The contact which occurs between a medical professional and a patient involves the occurrence of phenomena concerning the control of emotions, called emotional labour.
Maciej Załuski +1 more
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An examination of the emotional labour of nurses working in prison. [PDF]
An Examination of the Emotional Labour of Nurses Working in Prison Mann (2004: 208) identifies three components of emotional labour: 'The faking of emotion that is not felt and/or the hiding of emotion that is felt, and the performance of emotion ...
Walsh, Elizabeth Clare Louise
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The Emotional Labour of the Coach - in and out of the coaching ‘room’ [PDF]
International Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and Mentoring, 2022 Emotional labour is the activity of maintaining an appropriate outward demeanour at work. This study employed a phenomenological approach, using conceptual encounter, to explore the under-researched emotional labour of the coach.
Rob Kemp
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دراسات: العلوم التربوية, 2022 This study aims at investigating meta-motivation and its relation to emotional labour and mental fatigue among a sample of (391) students randomly selected from Yarmouk university during the first semester of the academic year 2019/2020.
Hamzeh Al Rababah, Abeer Al-Momani
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Emotions at nurse`s work – non-systematic literature review
Pielęgniarstwo XXI Wieku, 2021 EMOTIONS AT NURSE`S WORK – NON-SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Introduction. The performance of any job requires the expression of adequate emotions that are consistent with the roles assigned to a given position. This fact has led to an enormous interest
Dorota Koper +2 more
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Stress, Emotional Labour and Cabin Crew : Does Emotional Labour Influence the Well-Being and Retention of Cabin Crew? [PDF]
, 2006 The term 'Emotional labour (EL)' was coined by Hochschild (1983), and it was studied in her pioneering research on cabin crew. Two decades later, there are still gaps in research into the impact of emotional labour and the other stressors and strains of ...
AI-Serkal, Alia
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Emotional labour, information literacy instruction, and the COVID-19 Pandemic
Journal of Learning Development in Higher Education, 2020 The authors of this article, both instruction librarians, have researched the emotional labour that information literacy instruction librarians perform for several years.
Karen Sobel, Lorraine Evans
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The Emotional Labour of Public Library Work
Partnership: The Canadian Journal of Library and Information Practice and Research, 2021 This study seeks to extend the research on the emotional labour of public library workers. Because emotional labour is a relatively new concept in library and information science research, researchers and practitioners need to better understand the ...
Joanne Rodger, Norene Erickson
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Emotional labour as experienced by women in leadership positions
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology, 2023 Orientation: In the workplace, emotional labour is said to be disproportionately performed by women. Research also seems to suggest that women in leadership roles practise emotional labour.
Tashrequa M. Beharrie +1 more
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The selected aspects of emotional labour and emotion regulation in medical jobs
Journal of Education, Health and Sport, 2017 Background: the term of emotional labour describes the processes which occur at the medical staff while carrying out emotional expectations of patients.
Maciej Załuski +1 more
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