Social Psychology of Work engagement
- Arnold Bakker
- May 5, 2022
- 1 min read
The social psychology of work engagement refers to all the interpersonal processes involved in engagement, including emotional contagion, role modeling, resource exchange, fast and slow leadership, and work-to-family facilitation - to name only a few. In this short video, I discuss the phenomenon of emotional contagion, in which work engagement may cross over from one employee to others in a nonconscious way. If you are interested in the social psychology of work engagement, please read this new article: https://www.arnoldbakker.com/_files/ugd/0c8ba3_c865ac0066944246a4160bf4cecd0765.pdf



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