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The research identifies how emotional workers can manage stress through self-compassion and positive self-talk to enhance their well-being.

March 15, 2026Journal of the Korean society for quality managementOpen Access

A Study on the Effect of Emotional Workers’ Self-compassion and Positive Self-talk on Work Engagement and Subjective Well-being

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YPYu Mi PARK EYEun Jin YU JPJong Woo ParkNaver (South Korea)

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The study demonstrates self-compassion and positive self-talk improve work engagement and subjective well-being among emotional workers, suggesting new HR management strategies.

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The research identifies how emotional workers can manage stress through self-compassion and positive self-talk to enhance their well-being.
Data analysis utilized SPSS 22.0 and Smart PLS 4.0
Conducted exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses
Performed reliability analysis and structural model validation
Self-compassion and positive self-talk enhance resilience, self-control, work engagement, and subjective well-being
Resilience positively influences self-control and engagement
Work engagement mediates between self-control and subjective well-being

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PARK et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b5ff8d83145bc643d1c50f https://doi.org/10.7469/jksqm.2024.52.3.459

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The study demonstrates self-compassion and positive self-talk improve work engagement and subjective well-being among emotional workers, suggesting new HR management strategies.

A Study on the Effect of Emotional Workers’ Self-compassion and Positive Self-talk on Work Engagement and Subjective Well-being

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A Study on the Effect of Emotional Workers’ Self-compassion and Positive Self-talk on Work Engagement and Subjective Well-being

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