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Dilemmatic commitments following psychological contract breach and its contrasting implications for voluntary turnover and organizational citizenship behaviour

Journal of Managerial Psychology
PurposeWe introduce the notion of dilemmatic commitments to psychological contract theory and research – where breach lowers affective commitment while raising continuance commitment – and present its contrasting implications for explaining outcomes ...
Neil Conway, Michael E. Clinton
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Breaching volunteers’ ideological contract: exploring sources and reactions to psychological contract breach.

2009
Psychological contract breach can be defined as the cognition that perceived promises have been broken, inciting affective responses, termed contract violation (Dulac, Coyle-Shapiro, Henderson, Wayne, 2008). While a tremendous amount of research focused on contract breach and violation (and their effects on outcomes), few to none examined this for ...
Vantilborgh, Tim   +4 more
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A Bibliometric Review of Psychological Contract Breach Studies in India from 2011 to 2023

2024 ASU International Conference in Emerging Technologies for Sustainability and Intelligent Systems (ICETSIS)
Psychological contract breach (PCB) is a phenomenon that occurs when employees perceive that their organization has failed to fulfill its obligations or promises can lead to a number of negative consequences for employees, including reduced well-being ...
Zafrul Allam   +4 more
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Who came first, the egg or the chicken? What comes first, psychological contract breach or perceived job insecurity?

International journal of manpower
PurposeThis study uses a job-demand resource perspective to test a conceptual model in which psychological contract breach has a negative relation with job performance (adaptivity and proficiency) through perceived job insecurity.
Ana Junça Silva, S. López
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Opportunistic silence: ignited by psychological contract breach, instigated by hostile attribution bias

Person-centered review
PurposeDrawing on social exchange literature, this study explores the mediating role of affective commitment between employees' assessments of contract breaches and opportunistic silence, along with the invigorating effect of hostile attribution bias ...
Sadia Jahanzeb   +3 more
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Does workplace ostracismce lead to counterproductive work behavior in healthcare employees: the role of transactional and relational psychological contract breach

Cogent Business & Management
With the presence of negative organizational behaviors, not only is the employee’s productivity and job satisfaction affected, but the entire organizational performance of employees also declines. Workplace ostracism affects employees’ psychological well-
Muhammad Rizwan Sabir   +4 more
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TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP, PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTRACT BREACH AND ORGANIZATIONAL IDENTIFICATION.

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2003
This article examines the impact of transformational leadership, fairness perceptions, psychological contract breach and perceived external prestige on organizational identification.
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Investigating the effect of psychological contract breach on counterproductive work behavior: The mediating role of organizational cynicism

Human Systems Management
BACKGROUND: The negative consequences of Counterproductive work behaviors (CWBs) include intentional malfeasance that damages an organization or its employees.
Mohamed Abdelkhalek Omar Ahmed   +1 more
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Leadership in The Context Of Psychological Contract Breach

2002
When organizations go through times of change, the career progress of some individuals may be negatively affected. Given such changes in careers, leaders serving in mentoring roles must now assume a new role as interpreters of the new psychological contracts for employees.
Terri A. Scandura, Ethlyn A. Williams
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