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Not really, one term is the popular term the other one is a term from behavioral psychology. So they describe the same phenomenon but by different people.



Someone could fit very nicely into a given working culture despite that culture not being 'psychologically safe' by the author's definition. They are not the same concept.


Is fitting in or the ability to fit in the same as a good cultural fit?

Never the less, one of the terms is from psychology, one of the terms is from pop culture and may not overlap completely




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