Steven Day, H. Jr., Christopher G. Torrance, Baruch Lundy
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTIONAL LABOR AND THE WELL-BEING OF SERVICE PROFESSIONALS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: EXAMINING THE MODERATING ROLES OF JOB TYPE