What hat are you wearing? Roles and boundaries in work relationships

Boundaries are not walls of separation but lines of respect, defining what should and shouldn’t be crossed. Derived from “Impeccable,” a poem by Rose A. Villaruz

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Dean and Provost
Published
2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/dap.70033
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Emotional Labor in Professions
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What hat are you wearing? Roles and boundaries in work relationships

Laura Freebairn‐Smith
Dean and Provost
Emotional Labor in Professions
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What hat are you wearing? Roles and boundaries in work relationships

Laura Freebairn‐Smith
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Abstract

Boundaries are not walls of separation but lines of respect, defining what should and shouldn’t be crossed. Derived from “Impeccable,” a poem by Rose A. Villaruz

Dean and ProvostVol. 27(6)
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Emotional Labor in Professions
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