… of faculty members at Philadelphia University about the concept of psychological capital (PsyCap),
measure the level of job performance, and determine the impact of the PsyCap on job …

… Orientation: Psychological capital (PsyCap) is a relatively novel construct measured with
the Psychological Capital Questionnaire 24 (PCQ-24). Only one published South African study …

… psychological capital (PsyCap) to new graduate nurses’ work engagement by integrating
theories of empowerment, PsyCap … workplace empowerment and psychological capital to new …

… positive social capital that manifests itself in closeness, help-seeking behaviors, reliance on
others, and care, all of which are likely to create the psychological space for feelings of vigor. …

… organizational, interpersonal, and individual system strategies (policies, procedures, and
practices) that lend to building organizational and individual officer psychological capital. …

… capital, and age-adjusted black mortality in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. We focused on
Philadelphia … racial composition and the Philadelphia Health Management Corporation collects …

… the relationship between social capital and urbanism by bringing together separate in-depth
studies of particular social networks within a single city, Philadelphia. The authors of the …

Temple University's alumni number over a quarter million, andinclude entertainment legend …
of Princeton University. One of every eight college graduates in the Philadelphia area …

… We discuss the psychological contract implications of expatriate assignments and explore
the effect of adjustment on the development of career capital during the time in a foreign …

… We also found support for the role of several resources (social capital, psychological capital,
… of career capital—human capital, social capital, and psychological capital. In turn, social …