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harmony In this psychology context, harmony refers to the flourishing of interdependent relationships within a group, especially in workplace teams.

In this psychology context, harmony refers to the flourishing of interdependent relationships within a group, especially in workplace teams. It is described as a shared, coordinated social climate that is linked with better individual well-being.

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Drafting source: Ito Kazuhiro; Wakamiya Shoko; Manabe Masae; Watanabe Yasushi; Nakayama Masataka; Uchida Yukiko; Aramaki Eiji. Social harmony at work: A sharedness index linking team atmosphere to individual well-being in a Japanese company. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0336368; article XML SHA-256 9ef6945c92f208dfa349b4e9761410b773935016d1aca169b5ae34621160365e. “Social harmony at work: A sharedness index linking team atmosphere to individual well-being in a Japanese company” (10.1371/journal.pone.0336368).
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