A) pay lots of attention to affective factors such as moods and emotions
B) pay little attention to affective factors such as moods and emotions
C) pay lots of attention to affective factors such as ethics and values
D) pay little attention to affective factors such as ethics and values
E) totally ignore employee attitudes,moods,and emotions
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A) Emotions can change into a mood.
B) Emotions tend to be contagious.
C) Emotions are arguably more fleeting than moods.
D) Emotions are likely to last for hours or even days.
E) Emotions are more intense than moods.
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A) friends.
B) teachers.
C) business models.
D) role models.
E) culture.
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A) emotion
B) mood
C) cognition
D) display rule
E) citizenship behavior
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A) emphasize emotions,along with more cognitive aspects in performing their jobs
B) recognize when their organizations are transforming organizational culture
C) do not always understand developmental goals set by management
D) process emotions in a strict hierarchal structure
E) feel sad when passed over for a promotion
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A) fear,joy,love,sadness,disappointment,and surprise
B) happiness,love,disappointment,calm,pleasure,and bliss
C) anger,fear,joy,love,sadness,and surprise
D) joy,love,calm,pleasure,fear,and disappointment
E) bliss,sadness,surprise,joy,anger,and happiness
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A) characteristics of the job,job demands,and emotional labor requirements.
B) characteristics of the job,job demands,and the supervisor's directives.
C) supervisor's directives,emotional labor requirements,and co-worker involvement.
D) supervisor's directives,co-worker involvement,and subordinate support.
E) co-worker involvement,subordinate support,and emotional labor requirements.
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A) creating a vision and road map on how to attain a goal.
B) hiring out everything you can so that there is progress when you are with your family.
C) having a like-minded partner.
D) working on the most important things.
E) keeping your spouse from buying-in with parenting.
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A) emotional intelligence agencies
B) affective rules
C) cognitive rules
D) display rules
E) behavioral rules
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A) Deep acting is hiding your inner feelings and forgoing emotional expressions as a response to display rules.
B) Surface acting is trying to modify your true inner feelings based on display rules.
C) Deep acting and surface acting are two terms reflecting ways of dealing with emotional dissonance.
D) Deep acting and surface acting are two terms reflecting ways of behavior when a person's ethics is somewhat questionable.
E) Deep acting is trying to modify your true inner feelings based on your personal standards for behavior.
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