AET proposes that workplace conditions can act as “hassles or uplifts” that lead to positive or negative emotions; these emotions can predict attitudes and behavioral responses among employees (Ashkanasy, 2002,p. 14). When affective events are positive, employees are likely to experience positive mood states that foster positive evaluations of the workplace. Negative affective events arising from job-related stressors are likely to generate negative moods such as anger and resentment.