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major areas of trends that have characterized io psych over time

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application of psych principles to work and the workplace; talent assessment; change management; talent management; human capital consultant; org development consultant; people analytics/employee experience/inclusion and diversity; principal data scientist; test development; people science; etc

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training trends that have characterized io psych over time

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must have a masters or dr degree to be considered an io psychologist; intense coursework, research, masters thesis, comprehensive exams to qualify, dissertation

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central tenets that have characterized io psych over time

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keeping workers engaged, happy, productive, and healthy; SCIENTIST-PRACTITIONER MODEL

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what are industrial psych topics

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using psych principles to GUIDE HUMAN RESOURCE PROCEDURES; job analysis, selection, training, performance appraisal

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what are org psych topics

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HUMAN SIDE; motivation, leadership, teams, satisfaction, work/life balance

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training approach/model of io psych

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SCIENTIST-PRACTITIONER MODEL = training as a researcher and a practitioner at the same time; must be able to do research AND understand applicability

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influence of WWI on io

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discovered that psychologists can help with a lot of things in the workplace (mostly industrial at the time)

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influence of WWII on io

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IO assisted in selection of enlistees: use of biographical data in selection

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taylorism and influence

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father of scientific management; PROPOSED THAT ‘BEST MAN’ SHOULD BE MANAGER, not just friend or relative; led to increases in financial incentives

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Lillian Gilbreth and Frank and influence

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Lillian Gilbreth = first person to receive dr degree in IO; used motion pictures to conduct time and motion studies aimed at understanding the most efficient ways to do work

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hawthorne studies

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studies that found that people changed their behaviors when they knew they were being observed–meaning this must be controlled during studies

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influence of human relations movement

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effects of worker’s feelings and attitudes on performance; wanted to see how environmental factors impacted productivity and performance

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influence of civil rights act of 1964 and title VII

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focused on FAIRNESS OF HIRING PRACTICES; protecting (un)intentional discrimination; challenged orgs to develop and implement fair and legally defensible selection procedures

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influence of societal movements on io

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HIGH TECH = hr procedures changed to utilizing internet; HUMANITARIAN WORK = improving welfare of people in low-income areas; OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH = health, wellbeing, and safety

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basic steps in research process

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IV

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something that can be manipulated by research to see what outcomes it creates (antecedant/predictor)

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DV

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depends on other factors and doesn’t change itself (consequence, outcome, criterion variable)

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deductive approaches

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start with a strong set of theory and then set out to test hypotheses based on the theory

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inductive approaches

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start with observing a phenomenon and then develop a theory to explain it

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requirements for demonstrating causality

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must be a true experiment; use temporal ordering to help; utilize multiple sources of data; using a series of daily surveys

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typical research designs/methods in io psych studies

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field experiments and lab experiments; surveys; observation; analyzing archives of data

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true experiment: char, str, weak

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quasi: char, str, weak

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‘almost’ true designs, one element is ‘off’, making it not a fully true experiment

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non-exp: char, str, weak

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no manipulation and no random assignment, basically just observing people and recording

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reliability

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DEPENDABILITY OF A MEASURE, or its consistency in measurement; as this goes up, error and variance go down

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test-retest

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test is given at two or more different times to same group of people to see how scores change over time; high reliability and consistent = similar answers; low reliability and inconsistent for different answers

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parallel forms

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where two forms of a test are given to the same group at the same time to test if those tests can be considered ‘equal’; want to yield equitably the same results

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internal consistency

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somewhat about relevance or appropriateness and inconsistency; focused on relationship between many questions on tests but don’t care about actual content

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interrater reliability

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where ratings of one rater are correlated with the rating of another rater; receiving consistent ‘scores’ even from completely different scorers (people)

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validity

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the extent to which the measure is actually measuring what is wants to

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content validity

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a process demonstrating a measure was developed in a way that sampled the domain of interest

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face validity

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how suitable content from a test seems ON THE SURFACE; measure has EMPIRICAL relationship with an outcome

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criterion-related validity

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involves the empirical demonstration that the test predicts a criterion or outcome that you care about

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validity coefficient

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the coefficient calculated between the test and the criterion, commonly a correlation between the two variables

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construct validity

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accumulation of evidence that the measure is measuring what it is supposed to be; CONVERGENT = measures what it should; DIVERGENT = does not have relationship with things it should not

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descriptive stats

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summarize, organize, describe data; measures of central tendency (median) and variability

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inferential stats

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aid in testing hypothesis and making inferences from sample data to larger sample/pop

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formats of personnel selection

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paper/pencil tests, online tests, protored/unproctored, individual/group administered, POWER TESTS (move at own pace and looking at responses), SPEED TESTS

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cognitive ability tests

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measure applicant’s general cognitive ability or specific cog ability; BEST WAY TO PREDICT PERFORMANCE–larger adverse impact

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non-cognitive

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personality tests to look at individual differences that are not cognitive

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general mental ability

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overall factor of intelligence as suggested by the positive correlations among specific intellectual ability dimensions; BEST PREDICTOR ACROSS ALLL ASSESSMENTS; reasonably good utility

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wonderlic personnel

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50-item test administered in 12 minutes; assumes most won’t finish; arranged in order of difficulty; primarily measured verbal comprehension

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psychomotor tests

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assess precision, coordination, control, dexterity, and reaction time for candidates

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validity of personnel selection options

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accurateness of inferences made based on tests or performance data

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utility of personnel selection options

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dollar value of using a selection procedure

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adverse impacts of personnel selection options

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unintended discrimination against people from specific group;

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selection methods: def, types, pros, cons, ex

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personality tests

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tests relatively stable set of characteristics that influence an individual’s behaviors, feelings, thoughts, etc; low adverse impact

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O-ocean

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OPENNESS TO EXPERIENCE = interest in learning and culture

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C-ocean

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CONSCIENTIOUSNESS = achievement-oriented, detail-ori, dependable (MOST IMPORTANT TO EMPLOYERS)

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E-ocean

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EXTRAVERSION = sociable, assertive, friendly

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A-ocean

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AGREEABLENESS = being compliant, kind, and sympathetic to others

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N-ocean

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NEUROTICISM = anxious or easily upset

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integrity tests: pros, cons, issues, concerns

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finding if people are honest, reliable, and dependable; OVERT = directly asking about behaviors; COVERT = indirectly asking about trends that may assume behaviors

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interviews: pros, cons, issues, concerns

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structured or unstructured; SITUATIONAL Q = hypothetical and asking what one would do; BEHAVIORAL = asking to describe a moment in the past

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work samples: pros, cons, issues, concerns

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assessing how well an applicant does the actual job; clear content validity, high psychological and physical fidelity; time consuming to eval, can be expensive

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SJTs: pros, cons, issues, concerns

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situational judgement tests; place ob applicant into work-related situation and ask what they believe to be the right move; can be given feedback based on response

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faking and legal issues and their adverse impact

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concern with privacy: credit history, increased use of tech and AI, looking at applicants’ social media profiles to help make choices

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assessment centers

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work samples for managers; INBOX/BASKET = prioritizing emails and messages; ROLE PLAY = play out situations that may happen; LEADERLESS GROUP DISCUSSION = evaluating teamwork and leadership

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biodata (short for biographical data)

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systematic approaches to collecting data by asking questions with low face value of their actual input (what sports did you play in high school?); trying to understand things like gender, age, etc

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personal history measures

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resume, training, experience issues, reference check

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physical ability test

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assess dimensions like endurance and explosive strength for physically demanding jobs

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