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Social Studies, 16.04.2020 16:48 twinkle713derp

"If an employee has to pretend to be happy while" s/he is experiencing an opposite emotion, s/he is likely feeling Group of answer choices
emotional exhaustion.
tired of doing emotional labor.
emotional dissonance.
negative affectivity

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