A voice from the field.

Natani, Kirmach

doi:10.1037/h0038241

American Psychologist

1974

DOI: 10.1037/h0038241

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A voice from the field.

Kirmach Natani¹

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Expatriate Adjustment from a Social Network Perspective

Wang

2002

Int'l Jnl of Cross Cultural Management

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The expatriate social network is an under-emphasized area in expatriate literature. This article contributes to the expatriate adjustment literature by clarifying the relationships among the expatriate personal network, psychological well-being and performance with a testable conceptual model. After reviewing the expatriate adjustment literature and relevant sociology and psychology literature, a conceptual model is proposed that indicates the impact of the expatriate social network on expatriate psychological well-being. It further predicts that the expatriate social network will not only directly affect, but also interact with, other cultural, organizational and individual factors to influence expatriate psychological well-being. This article also highlights the importance of psychological well-being as an indicator of expatriate adjustment. It proposes that psychological well-being has a strong predicting effect on expatriate performance and will mediate the effects of other factors on expatriate performance. Propositions are developed to guide future empirical studies.

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Expatriate Adjustment from a Social Network Perspective

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2002

Int'l Jnl of Cross Cultural Management

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A voice from the field.

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