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감정노동, 피할 수 없을 때 누가 즐길 수 있는가

백승근(Seung Geun Baeck) 신강현 ( Kang Hyun Shin ) 이종현(Jong Hyun Lee) 허창구(Chang Gu Heo) 2014년

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  • 심리학
  • burnout
  • displayrule
  • emotional labor
  • self-monitoring
  • work engagement
  • 자기감시
  • 정서노동
  • 직무열의
  • 직무탈진
  • 표현규칙
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