Bringing in food to share with others is an example of:
A) psychological contracts.
B) OCB-I.
C) OCB-O.
D) both OCB-I and OCB-O.

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Bringing in food to share with others is an example of organizational citizenship behavior towards individuals (OCB-I), as it goes beyond one's formal job duties and contributes to a positive social atmosphere within the workplace. It is not an example of OCB-O (organizational citizenship behavior towards the organization) as it does not directly benefit the organization's goals or performance. Psychological contracts may refer to the unwritten expectations and obligations between employees and employers, but it is not directly related to the behavior of bringing in food to share with others.

Bringing in Food to Share with Others Is an Example