Ansar Abbas, - and Dian Ekowati, - and Fendy Suhariadi, - and Aisha Anwar, - (2022) Human Capital Creation: A Collective Psychological, Social, Organizational and Religious Perspective. Journal of Religion and Health. ISSN ISSN 0022-4197; E-ISSN 1573-6571

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Abstract

Psychological, social, cultural, emotional, and organizational perspectives consistently highlight human capital's importance in the literature. We argue that the collective view of different capitals with self-notion is essential for establishing impression, image, and self-esteem. According to the review findings, religious capital could predict context-specific psychological, cultural, social, emotional, and organizational capital. This acknowledgment can assist academics in better understanding how religion, social psychology, and other capitals co-create value in human capital development. This study includes several possible future paths and notes remarkable qualities that can enhance human capital value development research.

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