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An empirical study on the dark side of service employees' AI awareness: Behavioral responses, emotional mechanisms, and mitigating factors
Drawing on the stressor-emotion model, our study unveils a multi-faceted moderated mediation model that delineates how artificial intelligence (AI) awareness influences frontline service employees' counterproductive work behavior towards customers (CWBC) and work-family conflict (WFC), mediated by n
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