Psychology Press eBooks· 2013
Psychology in Organizations
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Short summary
This book compiles research on Industrial/Organizational (I/O) psychology, covering the scientist-practitioner model, personnel psychology, and organizational psychology.
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Key points
- Examines the scientist-practitioner model in I/O psychology.
- Covers applications in personnel psychology, including talent identification and performance appraisal.
- Addresses key organizational issues like culture, conflict, and harassment.
- Discusses the past and future directions of I/O psychology.
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Abstract
Contents: E.A. Fleishman, Foreword. Section One:The Scientist-Practitioner Model: Problems and Prospects. J. Lapointe, Industrial/Organizational Psychology: A View From the Field. R.M. McIntyre, Our Science and Practice: The Ghost of Industrial/Organizational Psychology Yet to Come. K.R. Murphy, F.E. Saal, What Should We Expect From Scientist- Practitioners? Section Two:Science and Practice in Personnel Psychology. K.J. Williams, J.R. Lillibridge, The Identification of Managerial Talent: A Proactive View. R.F. Goldsmith, Utility Analysis and Its Application to the Study of the Cost-Effectiveness of the Assessment Center Method. J.N. Cleveland, G.C. Thornton, III, Use of Simulations in Management Development: Reciprocity Between Science and Practice. W.K. Balzer, L.M. Sulsky, Performance Appraisal Effectiveness. K.R. Murphy, Job Performance and Productivity. Section Three:Science and Practice in Organizational Psychology. W.R. Freytag, Organizational Culture. R.A. Baron, Conflict in Organizations. F.E. Saal, Sexual Harassment in Organizations. L.D. Reid, K.R. Murphy, D.H. Reynolds, Drug Abuse and Drug Testing in the Workplace. Section Four:The Past and Future of Science and Practice in I/O Psychology. J.M. Madden, Where Have We Been and Where are We Going?
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