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1.) A Not So Good Morning

2.) Making It A Good Day

3.) "Front Stage" or Role-playing

4.) Role-distancing

5.) Emotion Labour

6.) "Back Stage"

Carol wakes up feeling sick, and Bill suggests that she stay home and rest until she feels better.

Carol insists to still go to work even while not really feeling well.

Carol still tries to wear a big smile and tries her best to teach the class despite feeling sick. She is engaging in role-playing.

Bryan is only giving his best friend, Jacob, the impression that doing his assignment and responsibility as a good student is not really his "true"self. He is definitely implementingrole-distancing.

Carol practices emotion labour when she disciplines Jacob about his academic performance in her class.

Carol explains her experience in the "front stage", which is at school, and expresses her "true" self in the "back stage", which is at home.

Good Morning, everyone! Today, I will discuss the concepts of Social Interaction. Make sure to pay attention because an assignment will be given at the end of the class and will be due tomorrow.

Good Morning, Honey! I woke up feeling a little sick today.

Really? Are you still coming to work today? Do you want to just call in sick and rest until you get better?

No, it's okay. I'm okay. I'm still going to work today.

Are you sure, Hon'?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Social Interaction

You actually did the assignment?

Look, bro. I only did it because my mom said if I do, I can play video games all night!

I'm sorry, Ms. Carol. I'll hand it in tomorrow, I promise.

Jacob, where's your assignment? You didn't do it again, did you?

 The next day...

Look, I don't want you to fail this class, so I need you to improve your academic performance.

I understand, Ms. Carol. I will do my best to improve.

So how was your day, Hon'?

This kid in my class hasn'tbeen submitting his assignments! I just want him to pass my class. That's all.

Calm down, Honey. I'm sure he has learned his lesson.

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1.) A Not So Good Morning

2.) Making It A Good Day

3.) "Front Stage" or Role-playing

4.) Role-distancing

5.) Emotion Labour

6.) "Back Stage"

Carol wakes up feeling sick, and Bill suggests that she stay home and rest until she feels better.

Carol insists to still go to work even while not really feeling well.

Carol still tries to wear a big smile and tries her best to teach the class despite feeling sick. She is engaging in role-playing.

Bryan is only giving his best friend, Jacob, the impression that doing his assignment and responsibility as a good student is not really his "true"self. He is definitely implementingrole-distancing.

Carol practices emotion labour when she disciplines Jacob about his academic performance in her class.

Carol explains her experience in the "front stage", which is at school, and expresses her "true" self in the "back stage", which is at home.

Good Morning, everyone! Today, I will discuss the concepts of Social Interaction. Make sure to pay attention because an assignment will be given at the end of the class and will be due tomorrow.

Good Morning, Honey! I woke up feeling a little sick today.

Really? Are you still coming to work today? Do you want to just call in sick and rest until you get better?

No, it's okay. I'm okay. I'm still going to work today.

Are you sure, Hon'?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Social Interaction

You actually did the assignment?

Look, bro. I only did it because my mom said if I do, I can play video games all night!

I'm sorry, Ms. Carol. I'll hand it in tomorrow, I promise.

Jacob, where's your assignment? You didn't do it again, did you?

 The next day...

Look, I don't want you to fail this class, so I need you to improve your academic performance.

I understand, Ms. Carol. I will do my best to improve.

So how was your day, Hon'?

This kid in my class hasn'tbeen submitting his assignments! I just want him to pass my class. That's all.

Calm down, Honey. I'm sure he has learned his lesson.

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1.) A Not So Good Morning

2.) Making It A Good Day

3.) "Front Stage" or Role-playing

4.) Role-distancing

5.) Emotion Labour

6.) "Back Stage"

Carol wakes up feeling sick, and Bill suggests that she stay home and rest until she feels better.

Carol insists to still go to work even while not really feeling well.

Carol still tries to wear a big smile and tries her best to teach the class despite feeling sick. She is engaging in role-playing.

Bryan is only giving his best friend, Jacob, the impression that doing his assignment and responsibility as a good student is not really his "true"self. He is definitely implementingrole-distancing.

Carol practices emotion labour when she disciplines Jacob about his academic performance in her class.

Carol explains her experience in the "front stage", which is at school, and expresses her "true" self in the "back stage", which is at home.

Good Morning, everyone! Today, I will discuss the concepts of Social Interaction. Make sure to pay attention because an assignment will be given at the end of the class and will be due tomorrow.

Good Morning, Honey! I woke up feeling a little sick today.

Really? Are you still coming to work today? Do you want to just call in sick and rest until you get better?

No, it's okay. I'm okay. I'm still going to work today.

Are you sure, Hon'?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Social Interaction

You actually did the assignment?

Look, bro. I only did it because my mom said if I do, I can play video games all night!

I'm sorry, Ms. Carol. I'll hand it in tomorrow, I promise.

Jacob, where's your assignment? You didn't do it again, did you?

 The next day...

Look, I don't want you to fail this class, so I need you to improve your academic performance.

I understand, Ms. Carol. I will do my best to improve.

So how was your day, Hon'?

This kid in my class hasn'tbeen submitting his assignments! I just want him to pass my class. That's all.

Calm down, Honey. I'm sure he has learned his lesson.

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1.) A Not So Good Morning

2.) Making It A Good Day

3.) "Front Stage" or Role-playing

4.) Role-distancing

5.) Emotion Labour

6.) "Back Stage"

Carol wakes up feeling sick, and Bill suggests that she stay home and rest until she feels better.

Carol insists to still go to work even while not really feeling well.

Carol still tries to wear a big smile and tries her best to teach the class despite feeling sick. She is engaging in role-playing.

Bryan is only giving his best friend, Jacob, the impression that doing his assignment and responsibility as a good student is not really his "true"self. He is definitely implementingrole-distancing.

Carol practices emotion labour when she disciplines Jacob about his academic performance in her class.

Carol explains her experience in the "front stage", which is at school, and expresses her "true" self in the "back stage", which is at home.

Good Morning, everyone! Today, I will discuss the concepts of Social Interaction. Make sure to pay attention because an assignment will be given at the end of the class and will be due tomorrow.

Good Morning, Honey! I woke up feeling a little sick today.

Really? Are you still coming to work today? Do you want to just call in sick and rest until you get better?

No, it's okay. I'm okay. I'm still going to work today.

Are you sure, Hon'?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Social Interaction

You actually did the assignment?

Look, bro. I only did it because my mom said if I do, I can play video games all night!

I'm sorry, Ms. Carol. I'll hand it in tomorrow, I promise.

Jacob, where's your assignment? You didn't do it again, did you?

 The next day...

Look, I don't want you to fail this class, so I need you to improve your academic performance.

I understand, Ms. Carol. I will do my best to improve.

So how was your day, Hon'?

This kid in my class hasn'tbeen submitting his assignments! I just want him to pass my class. That's all.

Calm down, Honey. I'm sure he has learned his lesson.

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1.) A Not So Good Morning

2.) Making It A Good Day

3.) "Front Stage" or Role-playing

4.) Role-distancing

5.) Emotion Labour

6.) "Back Stage"

Carol wakes up feeling sick, and Bill suggests that she stay home and rest until she feels better.

Carol insists to still go to work even while not really feeling well.

Carol still tries to wear a big smile and tries her best to teach the class despite feeling sick. She is engaging in role-playing.

Bryan is only giving his best friend, Jacob, the impression that doing his assignment and responsibility as a good student is not really his "true"self. He is definitely implementingrole-distancing.

Carol practices emotion labour when she disciplines Jacob about his academic performance in her class.

Carol explains her experience in the "front stage", which is at school, and expresses her "true" self in the "back stage", which is at home.

Good Morning, everyone! Today, I will discuss the concepts of Social Interaction. Make sure to pay attention because an assignment will be given at the end of the class and will be due tomorrow.

Good Morning, Honey! I woke up feeling a little sick today.

Really? Are you still coming to work today? Do you want to just call in sick and rest until you get better?

No, it's okay. I'm okay. I'm still going to work today.

Are you sure, Hon'?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Social Interaction

You actually did the assignment?

Look, bro. I only did it because my mom said if I do, I can play video games all night!

I'm sorry, Ms. Carol. I'll hand it in tomorrow, I promise.

Jacob, where's your assignment? You didn't do it again, did you?

 The next day...

Look, I don't want you to fail this class, so I need you to improve your academic performance.

I understand, Ms. Carol. I will do my best to improve.

So how was your day, Hon'?

This kid in my class hasn'tbeen submitting his assignments! I just want him to pass my class. That's all.

Calm down, Honey. I'm sure he has learned his lesson.

Create your own at Storyboard That

1.) A Not So Good Morning

2.) Making It A Good Day

3.) "Front Stage" or Role-playing

4.) Role-distancing

5.) Emotion Labour

6.) "Back Stage"

Carol wakes up feeling sick, and Bill suggests that she stay home and rest until she feels better.

Carol insists to still go to work even while not really feeling well.

Carol still tries to wear a big smile and tries her best to teach the class despite feeling sick. She is engaging in role-playing.

Bryan is only giving his best friend, Jacob, the impression that doing his assignment and responsibility as a good student is not really his "true"self. He is definitely implementingrole-distancing.

Carol practices emotion labour when she disciplines Jacob about his academic performance in her class.

Carol explains her experience in the "front stage", which is at school, and expresses her "true" self in the "back stage", which is at home.

Good Morning, everyone! Today, I will discuss the concepts of Social Interaction. Make sure to pay attention because an assignment will be given at the end of the class and will be due tomorrow.

Good Morning, Honey! I woke up feeling a little sick today.

Really? Are you still coming to work today? Do you want to just call in sick and rest until you get better?

No, it's okay. I'm okay. I'm still going to work today.

Are you sure, Hon'?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Social Interaction

You actually did the assignment?

Look, bro. I only did it because my mom said if I do, I can play video games all night!

I'm sorry, Ms. Carol. I'll hand it in tomorrow, I promise.

Jacob, where's your assignment? You didn't do it again, did you?

 The next day...

Look, I don't want you to fail this class, so I need you to improve your academic performance.

I understand, Ms. Carol. I will do my best to improve.

So how was your day, Hon'?

This kid in my class hasn'tbeen submitting his assignments! I just want him to pass my class. That's all.

Calm down, Honey. I'm sure he has learned his lesson.

Create your own at Storyboard That

1.) A Not So Good Morning

2.) Making It A Good Day

3.) "Front Stage" or Role-playing

4.) Role-distancing

5.) Emotion Labour

6.) "Back Stage"

Carol wakes up feeling sick, and Bill suggests that she stay home and rest until she feels better.

Carol insists to still go to work even while not really feeling well.

Carol still tries to wear a big smile and tries her best to teach the class despite feeling sick. She is engaging in role-playing.

Bryan is only giving his best friend, Jacob, the impression that doing his assignment and responsibility as a good student is not really his "true"self. He is definitely implementingrole-distancing.

Carol practices emotion labour when she disciplines Jacob about his academic performance in her class.

Carol explains her experience in the "front stage", which is at school, and expresses her "true" self in the "back stage", which is at home.

Good Morning, everyone! Today, I will discuss the concepts of Social Interaction. Make sure to pay attention because an assignment will be given at the end of the class and will be due tomorrow.

Good Morning, Honey! I woke up feeling a little sick today.

Really? Are you still coming to work today? Do you want to just call in sick and rest until you get better?

No, it's okay. I'm okay. I'm still going to work today.

Are you sure, Hon'?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Social Interaction

You actually did the assignment?

Look, bro. I only did it because my mom said if I do, I can play video games all night!

I'm sorry, Ms. Carol. I'll hand it in tomorrow, I promise.

Jacob, where's your assignment? You didn't do it again, did you?

 The next day...

Look, I don't want you to fail this class, so I need you to improve your academic performance.

I understand, Ms. Carol. I will do my best to improve.

So how was your day, Hon'?

This kid in my class hasn'tbeen submitting his assignments! I just want him to pass my class. That's all.

Calm down, Honey. I'm sure he has learned his lesson.

Create your own at Storyboard That

1.) A Not So Good Morning

2.) Making It A Good Day

3.) "Front Stage" or Role-playing

4.) Role-distancing

5.) Emotion Labour

6.) "Back Stage"

Carol wakes up feeling sick, and Bill suggests that she stay home and rest until she feels better.

Carol insists to still go to work even while not really feeling well.

Carol still tries to wear a big smile and tries her best to teach the class despite feeling sick. She is engaging in role-playing.

Bryan is only giving his best friend, Jacob, the impression that doing his assignment and responsibility as a good student is not really his "true"self. He is definitely implementingrole-distancing.

Carol practices emotion labour when she disciplines Jacob about his academic performance in her class.

Carol explains her experience in the "front stage", which is at school, and expresses her "true" self in the "back stage", which is at home.

Good Morning, everyone! Today, I will discuss the concepts of Social Interaction. Make sure to pay attention because an assignment will be given at the end of the class and will be due tomorrow.

Good Morning, Honey! I woke up feeling a little sick today.

Really? Are you still coming to work today? Do you want to just call in sick and rest until you get better?

No, it's okay. I'm okay. I'm still going to work today.

Are you sure, Hon'?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Social Interaction

You actually did the assignment?

Look, bro. I only did it because my mom said if I do, I can play video games all night!

I'm sorry, Ms. Carol. I'll hand it in tomorrow, I promise.

Jacob, where's your assignment? You didn't do it again, did you?

 The next day...

Look, I don't want you to fail this class, so I need you to improve your academic performance.

I understand, Ms. Carol. I will do my best to improve.

So how was your day, Hon'?

This kid in my class hasn'tbeen submitting his assignments! I just want him to pass my class. That's all.

Calm down, Honey. I'm sure he has learned his lesson.

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  • 1.) A Not So Good Morning
  • Good Morning, Honey! I woke up feeling a little sick today.
  • Really? Are you still coming to work today? Do you want to just call in sick and rest until you get better?
  • 2.) Making It A Good Day
  • No, it's okay. I'm okay. I'm still going to work today.
  • Yeah, I'm fine.
  • Are you sure, Hon'?
  • 3.) "Front Stage" or Role-playing
  • Good Morning, everyone! Today, I will discuss the concepts of Social Interaction. Make sure to pay attention because an assignment will be given at the end of the class and will be due tomorrow.
  • Social Interaction
  • Carol wakes up feeling sick, and Bill suggests that she stay home and rest until she feels better.
  • 4.) Role-distancing
  • You actually did the assignment?
  • Carol insists to still go to work even while not really feeling well.
  • 5.) Emotion Labour
  •  The next day...
  • Jacob, where's your assignment? You didn't do it again, did you?
  • Carol still tries to wear a big smile and tries her best to teach the class despite feeling sick. She is engaging in role-playing.
  • 6.) "Back Stage"
  • So how was your day, Hon'?
  • Bryan is only giving his best friend, Jacob, the impression that doing his assignment and responsibility as a good student is not really his "true" self. He is definitely implementing role-distancing.
  • Look, bro. I only did it because my mom said if I do, I can play video games all night!
  • Carol practices emotion labour when she disciplines Jacob about his academic performance in her class.
  • Look, I don't want you to fail this class, so I need you to improve your academic performance.
  • I'm sorry, Ms. Carol. I'll hand it in tomorrow, I promise.
  • I understand, Ms. Carol. I will do my best to improve.
  • Carol explains her experience in the "front stage", which is at school, and expresses her "true" self in the "back stage", which is at home.
  • Calm down, Honey. I'm sure he has learned his lesson.
  • This kid in my class hasn't been submitting his assignments! I just want him to pass my class. That's all.
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