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These studies suggest psychological capital positively influences individual, team, and organizational outcomes, including behavioral outcomes, academic performance, and sustainable competitiveness, with factors like social support and leadership style playing moderating roles.
Psychological capital (PsyCap) is a construct that encompasses an individual's positive psychological state, characterized by self-efficacy, hope, optimism, and resilience. It has been increasingly recognized for its significant impact on various outcomes at individual, team, and organizational levels. This synthesis aims to consolidate key insights from multiple research papers on the concept of PsyCap and its implications.
Impact on Employee Performance and Organizational Outcomes:
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Psychological capital is a critical construct that significantly impacts performance and outcomes across various domains, including organizational settings and academic environments. It is measurable, developable, and manageable, making it a valuable resource for enhancing individual and organizational performance. Future research should continue to explore its multi-level applications and underlying mechanisms to fully harness its potential.
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