Most employees experience both positive and negative emotions about work. However, the tendency to experience one type of emotions more than the other is referred to as
A) bias.
B) locus of control.
C) the halo effect.
D) trait affectivity.

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The tendency to experience consistent levels of positive or negative emotions across a variety of situations is called trait affectivity. This means that some individuals may have a generally positive outlook on work (positive affectivity), while others may have a generally negative outlook (negative affectivity).

Most Employees Experience Both Positive and Negative Emotions About Work