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  1. Industrial/organizational Psychology: Understanding the Workplace by Paul E. Levy, 2005-05-03
  2. Industrial/Organizational Psychology: An Applied Approach by Michael G. Aamodt, 2006-07-11
  3. Industrial and Organizational Psychology: Research and Practice by Paul E. Spector, 2008-01-02
  4. Handbook of Industrial and Organizational Psychology/No7456 (Handbook of Industrial and Organizational Psychology 2nd ed) by Harry C. Triandis, 1991-06
  5. Introduction to Industrial/Organizational Psychology (5th Edition) by Ronald E. Riggio, 2007-11-26
  6. Handbook of Research Methods in Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Blackwell Handbooks of Research Methods in Psychology)
  7. Applied Industrial/Organizational Psychology (with CD-ROM and InfoTrac) by Michael G. Aamodt, 2003-06-27
  8. Work in the 21st Century: An Introduction to Industrial and Organizational Psychology by Frank L. Landy, Jeffrey M. Conte, 2006-11-13
  9. International Review of Industrial and Organizational Psychology, 2006 (International Review of Industrial and Organizational Psychology)
  10. Industrial and Organizational Psychology: Linking Theory with Practice (Blackwell Business)
  11. Self and Interpersonal Insight: How People Gain Understanding of Themselves and Others in Organizations (Industrial and Organizational Psychology) by Manuel London, 1995-06-29
  12. Your Career in Psychology: Industrial/Organizational Psychology by Tara L. Kuther, 2004-06-10
  13. Psychology at Work: An Introduction to Industrial/Organizational Psychology by Dianne Krumm, 2000-12-22
  14. Handbook of Psychology, Industrial and Organizational Psychology

1. Welcome To SIOP
The Society for industrial and organizational psychology (SIOP) is Division 14 of the American Psychological Association and an Organizational Affiliate of the
http://www.siop.org/
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2. Industrial-Organizational Psychology Links By Subtopic
industrial and organizational psychology Links Professional Societies, Research Journals, Human Resource Management, and Many Other Topics links related to organizational psychology, industrial
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Industrial-Organizational Links
Listed below are links related to organizational psychology, industrial psychology, human resource management, and more. The following table shows a detailed outline of topics.
This page contains links on:
  • RESEARCH JOURNALS
    General I-O Psychology Sites
  • 3. Internet Survival Guide Of Industrial/Organizational Psychology
    This guide provides a plethora of internet sites valuable to both practitioners and researchers in the field of industrial and organizational psychology.
    http://allserv.rug.ac.be/~flievens/guide.htm
    by Filip Lievens This guide provides a plethora of internet sites valuable to both practitioners and researchers in the field of Industrial and Organizational Psychology. The contents of the survival guide are regularly updated. The intention was to list interesting internet resources for the following four topics: [Human Resource Management] [Organizational Psychology] [Statistics] [Methodology] ... Vita Complete URL for this document: http://allserv.rug.ac.be/~flievens/guide.htm

    4. Index
    Spector's I/O Psychology Website at the University of South Florida industrial and organizational psychology Research and Practice 3rd ed
    http://chuma.cas.usf.edu/~spector
    Professor Paul E. Spector's I/O Psychology Website at the University of South Florida HR-ROI 2003 Conference A conference open to the public put on by our I/O alums, January 17, 2003.
    My courses
    Industrial and Organizational Psychology: Research and Practice 3 rd ed ... Links New: Links to international I/O graduate study My publications and selected abstracts Scales JSS, WLCS, JAWS, Stressor/Strain Collaborative International Study of Managerial Stress CISMS Counterproductive Work Behavior Page What is I/O psychology I/O As a Career. ... I/O Alum HR-ROI 2003 Conference January 17, 2003. USF's I/O graduate program and application information Forms and stuff for USF I/O students Evaluation form is here. since April 28, 1999 To send me an e-mail To reach me the old fashioned way Address: Paul Spector, Department of Psychology, PCD4118G, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL 33620 USA. Office location: PCD 4138 Phone/fax: 813-974-0357 - Voice; 813-974-4617 - Fax

    5. Industrial And Organizational Psychology - PSY 315-02
    Back to Home. industrial and organizational psychology PSY 315F (T developed by the Society for industrial and organizational psychology (Division 14 of the American Psychological
    http://fox.rollins.edu/~jhouston/io99syl.html
    Back to Home Industrial and Organizational Psychology PSY 315F (T)
    Fall 2002
    Professor: John Houston
    Office: Room 102, Johnson Center
    Phone: 646-2099, E-mail: jhouston@rollins.edu
    Office Hours: By appointment Empire Gold Mine,
    Grass Vallley, CA circa 1890 Course Objectives Course Goals Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to: 1. Discuss the major psychological factors that contribute to meaningful and satisfying work
    2. Collect and analyze data to assess the performance of work groups and individuals.
    3. Describe how organizations change and how change affects organizational members
    4. Apply psychological theories and principles to analyze issues and events in the workplace. Required Texts Smither, R.D. (1998). The psychology of work and human performance (3rd ed.). New York: Longman. Houston, J. M. (2002). Casebook for Industrial/Organizational Psychology Requirements Tests and Final Exam . Two tests consisting of multiple choice questions and short essays will represent 50% of your final course grade. In addition, a comprehensive final exam will determine 30% of your final grade. Make-up tests will not be given except in cases involving a medical problem. Attendance . Class attendance is mandatory. Absences that are required for job, medical or related reasons will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Course grades will be lowered for failure to comply with this attendance policy.

    6. Organizational Psychology Sites
    scientific and professional journals. Society for industrial and organizational psychology (SIOP) very informative homepage. You can read
    http://allserv.rug.ac.be/~flievens/op.htm
    In this section, Internet resources are listed regarding organizational psychology. A distinction is made between the following topics:

    General sites
    Academy of Management Online
    The Academy of Management is the leading professional association for management research and education in the United States. Almost 10,000 members from organizations, businesses, universities and business schools around the world participate in annual meetings and listserver discussions. The Academy also publishes three scholarly journals.
    Organizational Psychology: homepage of Division I of the International Association of Applied Psychology
    This homepage features the activities of the organizational psychology Division. A very interesting part of this site is the "links" section which gives the most recent table of contents of some scientific and professional journals.
    Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (S.I.O.P.)
    very informative homepage. You can read the newsletter, search for e-mail addresses, upcoming conferences, etc.
    International Association of Applied Psychology (I.A.A.P.)

    7. Industrial And Organizational Psychology - Articles And Information
    industrial and organizational psychology. Related disciplines. industrial engineering. quality management. psychometrics. social psychology. labor and industrial relations. organizational development
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    Industrial and organizational psychology
    Industrial and organizational psychology (commonly abbreviated as I/O psychology) attempts to apply psychological results and methods to aid workers and organizations. As such, it is a fairly diverse field incorporating aspects of fields such as clinical psychology, social psychology, and psychometrics as well as broader social studies such as organizational theory, law, and gender issues.
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    Milestones in I/O History
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    8. Dr. McCarthy's I/O History Notes
    psychology laboratory). Of course, industrial and organizational psychology weren t established until sometime after that. Yet, many
    http://www.mtsu.edu/~pmccarth/io_hist.htm
    Dr. Patrick McCarthy's
    Brief Outline of the
    History of I/O Psychology
    Pre-Psychology
    Psychology's formal "birthdate" as a science wasn't until 1879 (when Wilhelm Wundt established the first psychology laboratory). Of course, industrial and organizational psychology weren't established until sometime after that. Yet, many of the issues important to I/O psychology had been discussed long before then. Below are just a few examples.
    • Aristotle, in Politics , developed foundations for many modern management concepts, including specialization of labor, delegation of authority, departmentalization, decentralization, and leadership selection
    • Medieval European guilds functioned like modern-day quality circles to ensure fine craftsmanship
    • Machiavelli (in The Prince, 1527) offered practical advice for developing authoritarian structures within organizations
    • Thomas Hobbes (1651) advocated strong centralized leadership as a means for bringing "order to the chaos created by man". He provided a justification for autocratic rule that helped establish the pattern for organizations through the nineteenth century
    • John Locke (1690) outlined the philosophical justification later manifested in the U.S. Declaration of Independence, which in effect, advocates participatory management in his argument that leadership is granted by the governed

    9. Industrial And Organizational
    History of industrial and organizational psychology Site provides a brief timeline of the history of I/O Psychology. Industrial
    http://psych.athabascau.ca/html/aupr/industrial.shtml
    Centre Main Page AU Library Main Page AUPR Main Page Academic Content Sites Abnormal, Clinical, and Counselling Behaviour Analysis and Learning Biological and Physiological Career Development ... Sport Psychology Other Useful Sites Departments of Psychology Extracurricular Sites Journals Mega Sites ... Psychology Glossary Search the Athabasca University Psychology Resources:
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    Child Labour
    This site is sponsored by the International Labour Organization and is concerned with the issues of child labour. Site may help orient someone trying to understand the possible problems associated with child labour.
    Industrial-Organizational Psychology: The Psychology of People Working Together
    This article by Samuel Pond published in "Eye on Psi Chi" describes what industrial-organizational psychologists do and the steps needed to become one.
    International Labour Organization
    This site of the International Labour Organization provides information about the organization and resources connected to labour issues. Its primary area of interest is centered on the standards and fundamental principles and rights at work, employment issues, social protection, and social dialogue connected to labour issues.
    International Society for Performance Improvement
    The ISPI is the leading association dedicated to increasing productivity in the workplace through the application of performance and instructional technologies.

    10. Links To I/O Psychology Sites
    industrial and organizational psychology. The focus is on the workplace and more formal, organized is the official newsletter of the Society for IndustrialOrganizational Psychology.
    http://www.oklahoma.net/~jnichols/io.html

    11. SOSIG: Industrial And Organizational Psychology
    SOSIG Home Help SOSIG Home, industrial and organizational psychology, Editor LTSN Psychology, Social Science Information Gateway.
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    Resource Type Search in whole catalogue current section Top 50 sites in Psychology Advanced Search Thesauri Map of the Psychology section Browse Sub-Sections Management and Management Training Occupational Interests and Guidance Organizational Behaviour Personnel Attitudes and Job Satisfaction ... Working Conditions and Industrial Safety Browse Related Sections Business Sociology of Work Internet Resources Listed By Type alphabetically Europe UK For a short description click the title. To access the resource directly click Editor's Choice (key resources in this subject) Division of Occupational Psychology, British Psychological Society

    12. "Internet Resources For Psychology -- Psychology Department, Denison University,
    INTERNET RESEARCH RESOURCES FOR PSYCHOLOGY. industrial and organizational psychology. Dr. David P This is an industrial organizational website that allows you to receive feedback on
    http://www.denison.edu/psych/mellon/iomellon
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    Dr. David P. J. Przybyla Department of Psychology Denison University Collaboration with Technology Program
    RESEARCH DEMONSTRATIONS, SIMULATIONS, AND TUTORIALS
    • Psychological Scales Psychological scales often used in organizational research. Each is published and may be used free of charge. All are by Paul E. Spector from University of South Florida. Scales are Job-Related Affective Well Being Scale, Job Satisfaction Survey, Stressor Scales (Interpersonal Conflict Scale, Organizational Constraints Scale, and Workload Scale), Physical Symptoms Inventory, and Work Locus of Control Scale. Scoring and interpretation are provided for each scale.
    • Virtual Interview Includes a "virtual interview" in which the person can experience the interview process. Also includes lists of questions, answers, advice, etc. The purpose of this site is to help a student be better prepared when she or he faces potential employers for the first time.
    • Personality Inventories This is the organizational diagnostics website. It contains several personality inventories. Upon completion of the various inventories, the test-taker receives an interpretation of his or her responses by a psychologist. Feedback is immediate and comparisons to other respondents are available. The inventories on the site assess personality traits, leadership behaviors, and values.

    13. TIP Home Page
    The official journal of the Society for industrial and organizational psychology.
    http://www.siop.org/TIP/TIP.html
    The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist Welcome to the online version of The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist TIP is the official quarterly news publication of the Society for Industrial-Organizational Psychology. April 2004 TIP Online Overview of the ... Online
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    or e-mail Lee Hakel at lhakel@siop.org Please send suggestions and comments via e-mail to Debra A. Major TIP editor, or Larry Nader TIP Web master. (To send an e-mail, click on one of the names.) SIOP Home March 19, 2004

    14. APA Division 14 - Society For Industrial And Organizational Psychology
    Division 14 Society for industrial and organizational psychology. The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (TIP) is the Society s quarterly newsletter.
    http://www.apa.org/about/division/div14.html
    Division 14 - Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology
    Click here to go directly to the website of Division 14 - Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology. Division 14 - Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology espouses the scientist-practitioner model in the application of psychology to all types of organizations providing goods or services, such as manufacturing concerns, commercial enterprises, labor unions or trade associations, and public agencies. Members must be engaged in professional activities, as demonstrated by research, teaching, and practice related to the purpose of the Society. The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (TIP) is the Society's quarterly newsletter. The Society helps to program the APA annual convention and hosts a three-day spring conference. Membership Application: www.siop.org/Joinsiop.htm President: Firtz Drasgow, PhD, University of Illinois, Champaign, IL Secretary: Georgia Chao, PhD, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI Newsletter: The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (TIP) (quarterly)
    Editor: Laura L. Koppes, PhD, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY

    15. Archival Description Of Industrial And Organizational Psychology
    of industrial and organizational psychology. Industrial and Organizational (I/O) Psychology is a general practice......Archival
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    Archival Description of Industrial and Organizational Psychology
    Industrial and Organizational (I/O) Psychology is a general practice specialty of professional psychology with a focus on scientifically-based solutions to human problems in work and other organizational settings. In these is contexts, I/O psychologists assess and enhance the effectiveness of individuals, groups, and organizations. Advanced Scientific and Theoretical Knowledge Germane to the Specialty Education and training in I/O Psychology is typically offered at and completed at the doctoral level. The requisite education and training are is rooted in the foundations of psychological science that include (a) biological bases of behavior, (b) cognitive-affective bases of behavior, (c) social bases of behavior, and (d) individual differences., Awith a strong foundation in research methods, theory and methods of psychological and behavioral measurement, and advanced statistical theory and methods also is required. Based oOn this foundation of core knowledge and skills, advanced specialty education and training is focused on the following competency areas: ethical, legal, and other professional issues in the practice of I/O Psychology; consulting and business skills; attitude theory, measurement, and change; career development; consumer behavior; effects of health and work stress in organizations; human factors and performance in work; individual, group, and organizational assessment methods; job and task analysis and classification; job evaluation, performance appraisal and feedback, work motivation and compensation; leadership and management theory and evaluation; theory of organizations and organizational development; and training theory, program design, and evaluation.

    16. PIOP.NET .: An Industrial Organizational Psychology Community
    industrial and organizational psychology PIOP.NET a community for all in the field of IO Psychology. A resource for growth and sharing. Visit Today!
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    industrial and organizational psychology PIOP.NET a community for all in the field of IO Psychology. Visit Today! industrial and organizational psychology.
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    "PIOP.NET : A community for the field of Industrial and Organizational Psychology." PIOP.NET, the Professional Industrial Organizational Psychologist Network was designed for professionals, students, and educators to promote a network of creative ideas, resources, and strong knowledge base for future growth in the field of Industrial and Organizational Psychology. Visit PIOP.NET a community for all interested in the field of Industrial and Organizational Psychology.
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    18. Pursuingio
    Information about I/O graduate programs in Canada and the US can be found on the Society for industrial and organizational psychology, SIOP website.
    http://chuma.cas.usf.edu/~spector/pursuingio.html
    PURSUING AN I/O PSYCHOLOGY CAREER (To find out what I/O Psychologists do, see What Is An I/O Job Like? It requires a graduate (masters or Ph.D.) degree to be considered an industrial/organizational psychologist. In the U.S. these two degrees can be found among practitioners (those who do applied work as consultants or employees of organizations). However, salaries and opportunities are generally higher for Ph.D. level psychologists. Professors almost always have the Ph.D. In other countries (e.g., some in western Europe) the situation is different, with the master's degree being the degree of pratitioners and the Ph.D. begin the degree of professors and researchers. In the U.S. there are approximately 100 graduate programs, some that offer only the master's degree and some that offer the Ph.D. Many fine graduate programs can be found throughout the rest of the world. In the U.S., admission is very competitive to most programs. It is based mainly on grade point average (usually only junior and senior years) and graduate record exam (GRE) quantitative plus verbal scores at most schools. (The ETS website has GRE information.) Letters of recommendation are typically required, but hold less weight. Relevant background, such as employment in an I/O related setting or research experience is also considered. Admission requirements are not necessarily the same in other countries, where educational systems might be different from the U.S.

    19. Industrial And Organizational Psychology - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    industrial and organizational psychology. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Milestones in industrial and organizational psychology.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_and_organizational_psychology
    Industrial and organizational psychology
    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
    Industrial and organizational psychology (or I/O psychology ) is the study of the behavior of people in the workplace. Industrial and organizational psychology attempts to apply psychological results and methods to aid workers and organizations. It is also known as occupational psychology (the commonest name in the United Kingdom and work psychology (the direct translation of the standard term in German, Arbeitpsychologie Industrial and organizational psychologists use psychological tests and assessments to measure the knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics (KSAOs) of people for a variety of employment-related purposes, such as selection for hiring or promotion, training and development, or measuring employee satisfaction. Historically, the job analysis has been the traditional means by which the essential KSAOs associated with any particular position are identified. It is a fairly diverse field incorporating aspects of fields such as clinical psychology , social psychology, and psychometrics as well as broader social studies such as organizational theory law , and gender issues.

    20. Industrial And Organizational Psychology - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    industrial and organizational psychology. (Redirected from Industrial/Organizational Psychology). Milestones in industrial and organizational psychology.
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    Industrial and organizational psychology
    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
    (Redirected from Industrial/Organizational Psychology Industrial and organizational psychology (or I/O psychology ) is the study of the behavior of people in the workplace. Industrial and organizational psychology attempts to apply psychological results and methods to aid workers and organizations. It is also known as occupational psychology (the commonest name in the United Kingdom and work psychology (the direct translation of the standard term in German, Arbeitpsychologie Industrial and organizational psychologists use psychological tests and assessments to measure the knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics (KSAOs) of people for a variety of employment-related purposes, such as selection for hiring or promotion, training and development, or measuring employee satisfaction. Historically, the job analysis has been the traditional means by which the essential KSAOs associated with any particular position are identified. It is a fairly diverse field incorporating aspects of fields such as clinical psychology , social psychology, and psychometrics as well as broader social studies such as organizational theory law , and gender issues.

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