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A Path Analysis of Occupational Well-Being of Guidance Advocates as Predicted by Emotional Intelligence, Workplace Expectation, and Coping Strategies
Occupational well-being indicates the overall mental and emotional engagement and professional fulfillment of individuals in their workplace. However, existing reports show increasing emotional labor and limited institutional support, but no study has measured this yet. This quantitative study aimed
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