The Psychological Contract, Health and Well‐Being

David E. Guest · Neil Conway

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction What is the Psychological Contract? Why the Interest in the Psychological Contract How Has the Psychological Contract Typically Been Studied? Violation of the Psychological Contract A Model of the State of the Psychological Contract and Individual Well-being Evidence on the State of the Psychological Contract, Health and Well-being Conclusions and a Research Agenda for the Future References

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