Normative Organizational Commitment
Normative Organizational Commitment is a type of organizational commitment representing an employee’s sense of moral obligation to remain with an organization, distinguished from affective and continuance commitment by its foundation in internalized norms and perceived duty rather than emotional attachment or cost-based calculations.
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John P. Meyer, David Stanley, Lynne Herscovitch et al. · Journal of Vocational Behavior · 2002 · 6.8K citations
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