What does the psychological contract in Human Resource Management (HRM) refer to?

• A) A written agreement between employer and employee

• B) The formal set of rules and regulations in a company

• C) The unwritten set of expectations and obligations between an employer and an employee

• D) The legal contract signed during hiring

How does the psychological contract in HRM influence employees?

• A) It has no significant influence on employees

• B) It significantly influences employee behavior, motivation, and performance

• C) It only affects the salary of employees

• D) It only influences the hiring process

What do employees expect from their employer?

• Loyalty, productivity, and adherence to company policies

• Fair treatment, job security, and career development opportunities

• High salaries and bonuses

• Flexible working hours and remote work options

What do employers expect from their employees?

• Fair treatment, job security, and career development opportunities

• High salaries and bonuses

• Loyalty, productivity, and adherence to company policies

• Flexible working hours and remote work options

What shapes the psychological contract according to the individual's personal experiences?

• Objective criteria

• Personal experiences

• Company policies

• Market trends

On what basis is the psychological contract formed according to the perceptions section?

• Objective data

• Financial incentives

• Subjective perceptions and interpretations

• Legal requirements

How is the psychological contract unique to each individual?

• It is the same for all employees

• It is based on company policies

• It can differ even among employees in the same organization

• It is determined by market trends

What is the psychological contract based on when an employee joins an organization?

• Initial expectations and promises

• Salary and benefits

• Job description and duties

• Company policies and procedures

How does the psychological contract evolve?

• Through changes in company policies

• As the relationship between the employer and employee develops and circumstances change

• By increasing employee benefits

• Through regular performance reviews

What is required to ensure alignment between the parties' expectations in a psychological contract?

• Regular salary increments

• Continuous adjustment and management

• Annual performance reviews

• Employee training programs