Abstract
Examines mood state stress responses among a sample of Australian hospitality industry employees, together with relevant personality and attitudinal measures. Finds that high work satisfaction was associated with the major prominent mood states of cheerfulness and enthusiasm, whereas low work satisfaction was associated with miserableness as an ongoing mood state.
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