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Front (Term)


Retrospective emotion

Back (Definition)


reaction that results from a consideration of the tasks one has already completed.


EXAMPLE: Proud of getting positive feedback from boss.

receiving positive feedback on something you have already done.

Front (Term)


Prospective emotion

Back (Definition)


reaction for something you are anticipating on doing in near future.


EXAMPLE: a performance, going to disney.

excitement towards something you are going to do but haven't done yet.

Front (Term)


Work Withdrawal

Back (Definition)


Absenteeism, turnover, tardiness, & retirement.


EXAMPLE: lateness, slacking but doesn't want to quit

1/2 withdrawal behaviors still remaining ties to work no intention of quitting.

Job withdrawal

intentions of quitting or retiring shows signs of typical withdrawal.

wants to quit or retire and is slacking

Problem focus coping

approaching an issue head on managing / altering the problem causing the stress

making a plan o deal with the problem, try to solve i

Problem focus coping

approaching an issue head on managing / altering the problem causing the stress

making a plan o deal with the problem, try to solve i

emotion-focused coping

approach that is directed at reducing the emotional response to a problem avoiding, distancing oneself from the issue.

seeking support of others to help cope w/ problem. avoid, distance

Problem focus coping

approaching an issue head on managing / altering the problem causing the stress

making a plan o deal with the problem, try to solve i

emotion-focused coping

approach that is directed at reducing the emotional response to a problem avoiding, distancing oneself from the issue.

seeking support of others to help cope w/ problem. avoid, distance

Surface acting

faking ones emotions, expressions

a server has a bad day but must be happy at work to they fake a smile.

Deep acting

managing one's feelings by actually changing your mood being empathetic

genuine, try to see the other person's view and be thoughtful. sincere.

emotion labor

regulating ones emotions to meet a jobs demand/ enviroment

affirmative action

Program that acknowledges particular demographic groups may be underrepresented in a work environment. tools to help reduce this.

represents and stands for ethnic groups

Behavioral Approach

Ohio State study, leadership theory focuses on the kinds of behaviors engaged by people in leadership roles and identified 2 different types....consideration & initiating structures.

Ohio state research leadership behavioral roles, fleishman.