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In what key ways does social democracy differ from liberalism? In what ways is it similar? How would supporters of neocorporatism defend that model as a key element of social democracy?
Emotional Dissonance
The conflict between experienced emotions and emotions that are expressed or shown to conform to social norms or job requirements.
Organizational Commitment
A psychological state that characterizes an employee's relationship with their organization, influencing their decision to continue membership.
Identification with Organization
The psychological bond or alignment that employees feel with their employer or workplace, often reflected in their loyalty and sense of belonging.
Behavioral Consistency
Denotes the degree to which individuals' actions and reactions are predictable over time based on their established traits or patterns.
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