Individuals who identify strongly with the organization are more likely to perform OCBs.28 High self-monitors, who base their behavior on cues from the situation, are also more likely to perform OCBs.29 Good deeds, in the form of OCBs, can be contagious. One study found that when a person’s close coworkers chose to perform OCBs, that person was more likely to reciprocate. When the norm among other team members was to engage in OCBs, the individual worker was more likely to offer OCBs, The impact of one worker’s OCBs can spread throughout an entire department.30