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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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