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Feeling rules

Feeling rules are socially shared norms that influence how people want to try to feel emotions in given social relations. This concept was introduced by sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild in 1979. Hochschild's 1983 book, The Managed Heart: Commercialization of Human Feeling, discusses feeling rules in greater depth, especially in the occupational…

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Feeling rules

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related to Further reading · 15
Feeling rules → American Journal, Arlie Russell, Berkeley, California Press, Chicago Press, Emotion, Hochschild, ISBN, JSTOR, November, Pdf, S2CID, Sociology, The, University
related to Exploitation · 9
Feeling rules → Companies, Customers, Delta, Hochschild, However, In, The, Their, Which
related to Gender · 8
Feeling rules → Around, Feeling, If, In, Men, People, Since, Women
related to Race and the workplace · 6
Feeling rules → Harlow's, In, People, Race, Roxana Harlow, Whereas
related to Status · 5
Feeling rules → By, Due, Feeling, Our, People
related to Framing rules · 3
Feeling rules → Framing, Hochschild's, In Hochschild's

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bill collectorinstance ofMales obtain jobs0.80text
taxi driverinstance ofMales obtain jobs0.80text
and construction worker because many of those jobs do not rely heavily on emotional laborinstance ofMales obtain jobs0.80text
Feeling rulesrelated to ExploitationHochschild0.60section
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Feeling rulesrelated to ExploitationCompanies0.60section
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Feeling rulesrelated to ExploitationCustomers0.60section
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Feeling rulesrelated to ExploitationDelta0.60section
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Feeling rulesrelated to ExploitationHowever0.60section

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