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Bingle, R. (1995) "Romantic jealousy." SOCIAL PERSPECTIVES ON EMOTION
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Konradi, A. (1999) "'I don't have to be afraid of you': rape survivors'
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Martin, S. E. (1999) "Police force or police service? Gender and emotional
labor." THE ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL
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