The psychological contract is often broken because:
A) we fail to make explicit our own expectations.
B) we assume that the other party(ies) has the same expectations that we hold.
C) we fail to inquire into the expectations of the other party(ies).
D) all of the answers are correct

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All of the answers are correct. The psychological contract is based on mutual understanding and expectations between parties, and it can easily be broken if any of the parties fail to communicate or clarify their expectations. Therefore, it is important to make explicit our own expectations, inquire into the expectations of the other party(ies), and avoid assuming that they have the same expectations that we hold.

The Psychological Contract Is Often Broken Because