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  • 내면행위
  • 동료적합성
  • 사회복지사
  • 조직적합성
  • 표면행위
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' 사회복지의 가치·조직·동료 적합성이 사회복지사의 감성노동에 미치는 영향' 의 참고문헌

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    이세원 『한국사회복지학』, 60(1): 53-76 [2008]
  • 상사의 감성지능이 사회복지사의 혁신행동과 조직시민행동에 미치는 영향: 감성노동의 매개역할을 중심으로
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  • 사회사업가의 윤리적 갈등과 의사결정에 관한 연구, 의료사회사업가의 윤리적 갈등상황에 대한 반응과 의사결정을 중심으로
    황성철 『한국사회복지학』, 29: 218-240 [1996]
  • 사회복지종사자의 감정노동수행전략이 이직의도와 고객지향성에 미치는 영향: 감정고갈의 매개효과를 중심으로
    오창택 『한국행정학보』, 46(4): 53-78 [2012]
  • 사회복지시설 종사자의 감정노동 선행요인과 결과요인에 관한 연구: 자원보존이론과 감정규제이론을 중심으로
    문영주 『한국사회복지행정학』, 16(3): 283-315 [2014]
  • 사회복지사의 전문직업성에 대한 인식 연구
    이홍직 『사회과학연구』, 23(3): 151-172 [2007]
  • 사회복지사의 감성노동과 비과업행동의 관계에서 감 정부조화의 매개효과와 감성적 리더십의 조절효과
    김정우 신중환 『한국사회복지학』, 65(4): 135-161 [2013]
  • 개인특성, 고객과의 상호작용 특성 그리고 관리기제가 감정노동수행전략에 미치는 효과
    김상표 『경영학연구』, 36(2): 355-384 [2007]
  • 개인가치와 개인이 지각하는 조직가치가 개인의 태도에미치는 영향
    양혁승 정영철 『인사․조직연구』, 10(2): 211-238 [2002]
  • 감성노동의 개념화와 선행요인
    박동수(Dong-Soo Park) 전명구(Myeong-Gu Jeon) 정성한(Sung-Han Jeong) 『한국인사관리학회』, 29(4): 133-167 [2005]
  • “사회복지사의 사회복지 가치적합성이 직무만족과 조직몰입에 미치는 영향 - 감성노동의 매개역할을 중심으로”
    김정우 신중환 『한국사회복지학』, 66(4): 157-179 [2014]
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