Discuss and differentiate between Hochschild’s emotion work and emotional labor.
What will be an ideal response?
We “do” emotions in the form of emotion work. This refers to efforts to alter (i.e., manage) the intensity or type of feelings one is experiencing. Emotion work involves attempts to either evoke particular feelings we want or think we should experience as well as attempts to suppress the experience of undesired feelings. Directly related to the notion of emotion work is emotional labor, in which one’s deep acting is sold for a wage. Thus, inner feelings are managed in order to produce an outward display as part of one’s job.
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What will be an ideal response?
Sex is binary, but gender exists on a continuum.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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A. labeled B. medicalized C. de-medicalized D. de-labeled
According to dependency theory, poor countries have become dependent on rich nations because ________
a. they sell raw materials to rich nations. b. rich countries bring tourism dollars. c. rich nations buy their manufactured goods. d. rich nations have brought them economic affluence.