EMOTIONS AND WORK BURNOUT FROM THE REBT PERSPECTIVE: A SHORT–TERM PROSPECTIVE STUDY by Boris Popov, Dragana Jelić, Sara Raković, Jelena Matanović

Subjects: “…dysfunctional negative emotions, functional nega- tive emotions, positive emotions, REBT model of emotions, work burnout…”
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Rhétorique émotionnelle et précarité dans le travail social by Charlène Charles

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The ‘Righteous Anger’ of the PowerlessInvestigating Dalit Outrage over Caste Violence by Nicolas Jaoul

“…Although anger is supposedly an emotion used in an open and demonstrative manner by the powerful as a means to enact their domination, the Dalit movement engaged in acts of ‘emotion work’ that upset such a social mapping of emotions. …”
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Psychometric Characteristics of Classroom Emotions Scale by ahmad GHODSI, Siavash Talepasand, mohammad ali mohammadyfar, Ali Mohammad Rezaie

“…The results of confirmatory factor analysis show that a three-component structure including emotion support, emotion work, and emotion valance has acceptable fitness. …”
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'Meltdowns', surveillance and managing emotions; going out with children with autism by Ryan, S

“…Thematic analysis of the data revealed the complexity involved for the parents in taking their children out in public places. The emotion work parents conduct in public places both to make their children more acceptable within the space and to reduce the discomfort that others experience, helps to preserve the orderliness of public places. …”

'Meltdowns', surveillance and managing emotions; going out with children with autism. by Ryan, S

“…Thematic analysis of the data revealed the complexity involved for the parents in taking their children out in public places. The emotion work parents conduct in public places both to make their children more acceptable within the space and to reduce the discomfort that others experience, helps to preserve the orderliness of public places. …”

‘What is immediate and obvious feels real’: National identity and emotional vulnerabilities in the field by Nelson Turgo, Helen Sampson

“…Rather than reflecting on access and rapport, or issues related to the complexities of insider or outsider research, the national identity of the researcher is considered alongside emotional entanglements experienced in the field. The emotion work that is performed, and the emotional risks that are experienced by the researcher as a consequence of nationality reveal much about the complexities of identity and power relations in the field. …”
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Modes and Moods of Mobility: Tourists and Commuters by Orvar Löfgren

“…How can these different research traditions be put into a dialogue with each other, and help to develop methods for capturing the often elusive ways in which motion and emotion work together?…”
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Unforeseen emotional labour: A collaborative autoethnography exploring researcher experiences of studying Long COVID in health workers during the COVID-19 pandemic by Emma MacIver, Nicholas Norman Adams, Nicola Torrance, Flora Douglas, Catriona Kennedy, Diane Skatun, Virginia Hernandez Santiago, Aileen Grant

“…In response, researchers engaged in a range of types of emotion management - Strategic emotion work; Emotional reflexivity; Emotion work to cope with emotive dissonance and Managing relationships. …”
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Department Chairs: More Than Floating Heads with Absent Hearts by Summer Juliet Cowley

“…I close this paper by stating that department chairs need to be considered as performing work that demands ongoing emotional self-management and that research on chairs should have a dual focus of task-oriented and emotion work-oriented inquiry. …”
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Witnessing the Ward: On the Emotional Labor of Doing Hospital Ethnography by Gabriela Capurro

“…This paper examines the emotional labor performed by researchers when undertaking ethnographic research in hospitals. Drawing on emotion work theory to situate emotions at the center of qualitative and interdisciplinary research, I provide a methodological reflection based on a 20-week long ethnography at a Canadian pediatric hospital I conducted in the context of a research project examining risk communication of antimicrobial resistance. …”
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Modes and Moods of Mobility: Tourists and Commuters by Orvar Löfgren

“…How can these different research traditions be put into a dialogue with each other, and help to develop methods for capturing the often elusive ways in which motion and emotion work together?…”
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A study of male-to-female transsexuals' gender performances in Singapore. by Ng, Cheryl Rui Min.

“…These gender performances have then been described as ‘femaling’ in three various phases, namely, enhancement of one’s overall appearance, engagement in appropriate actions and behaviors, and employment of emotion work in dealing with the struggles. This paper hopes to eliminate misunderstandings or discrimination that the public have of transsexuals, such as proclaiming that they are ‘freaks’ or ‘abnormal’. …”
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What is a skilled job? Exploring worker perceptions of skill in two UK call centres by Lloyd, C, Payne, J

“…A current theme within debates over interactive service work is that many routine service jobs are ‘skilled’ because they require workers to perform ‘emotion work’ and ‘articulation work’. Drawing upon workers’ views of their skills in two ‘mass market’ call centres in the UK, the paper questions the use and validity of these new skill concepts. …”

Moral submissiveness: social origin as a vulnerability for well-being on a warming planet by Vanessa Weihgold, Vanessa Weihgold

“…Previous studies on injustice have shown however that it is precisely the way people were educated on emotion work that has a significant impact on their experiences and sense of control in the situation. …”
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The Social Bifurcation of Reality: Symmetrical Construction of Knowledge in Science-Trusting and Science-Distrusting Discourses by Cosima Rughiniş, Michael G. Flaherty

“…This article proposes a conceptual framework to study the social bifurcation of reality in polarized science-trusting and science-distrusting lay worldviews, by analyzing and integrating five concepts: science work, number work, emotion work, time work, and boundary work. Despite the epistemological asymmetry between accounts relying on mainstream science and science-distrusting or denialist ones, there are symmetrical social processes contributing to the construction of lay discourses. …”
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Autonomy and Emotion Management. Middle managers in welfare professions during radical organizational change by Hulda Mjöll Gunnarsdóttir

“…We propose that middle managers conduct emotion work, emotional labor, and emotional balancing in response to the increased complexity of organizational expectations during change processes. …”
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Communicating compassion in organizations: a conceptual review by Kirstie McAllum, Stephanie Fox, Jessica L. Ford, Arden C. Roeder

“…Finally, we reflect on the implications of each type of compassion for resilience and the ways current notions of compassion typify the rationality/emotionality duality and gendered nature of emotion work in organizations.…”
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Media Representation and Affective Intermediality in Der Tote im Bunker and Vielleicht Esther by Bigongiari Giulia

“…The author’s hypothesis is that the insertion of media representation in prose texts might point to the existence of affective discrepancies and suggest that emotion work is needed in order to achieve a target emotional state. …”
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The Emotional Risks of Turning Stories into Data: An Exploration of the Experiences of Qualitative Researchers Working on Sensitive Topics by Sharon Mallon, Iris Elliott

“…We call for the development of specialised training and improved use of theoretical concepts such as emotion work, to guide those undertaking this challenging work.…”
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