All people's lives at home affect their mood, but when we go to work we must change at least our outward appearance. Managing these feelings is known as

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The act of managing one's feelings at work is known as emotional labor, which can include surface acting (changing one's outward expressions) and deep acting (managing one's inner emotions). Feeling suppression is a type of surface acting where one simply hides their true emotions without trying to change them.

All People's Lives at Home Affect Their Mood, but When