When clerks meet customers: A test of variables related to emotional expressions on the job.

Rafaeli, Anat·1989·Journal of Applied Psychology

Abstract

Analyse, d'apres les observations des interactions entre 1319 vendeurs et leurs clients, des expressions emotionnelles et des variables qui leur sont liees

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