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PSY 231 JEOPARDY. History of I/O. Research Methods. Job Analysis. Criterion Measurement. Predictors. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. HISTORY for $100. WWI - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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History of History of I/OI/O

Research Research MethodsMethods

Criterion Criterion MeasuremeMeasureme

ntntPredictorsPredictors

Job Job AnalysisAnalysis

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• WWI• Hawthorne Studies• WWII• Civil Rights Movement

What are…?

HISTORY for $100

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Major historical forces shaping

the field

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Typically referred to by the acronym:

SIOPWhat is…?

HISTORY for $200

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Society for Industrial and Organizational

Psychology

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Change in behavior due to

novel stimuliWhat is…?

HISTORY for $300

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HAWTHORNE EFFECT

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German psychologist considered, by some, to be the founder of

Industrial PsychologyWho is…?

HISTORY for $400

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Hugo Münsterberg

Good Answer!

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2 places where I/O Psychologists

are most likely employed

What is…?

HISTORY for $500

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Consulting and Academic

Settings

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•Describe

•Explain

•Predict

•Control

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RESEARCH METHODS for $100

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Goals of Science

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Empiricism

Determinism

DiscoverabilityWhat are…?

RESEARCH METHODS for $200

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Assumptions of Science

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Explains WHAT concepts are important, HOW they are related,

and WHY

What is…?

RESEARCH METHODS for $300

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THEORY

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What is…?

RESEARCH METHODS for $400

Studying people and behavior indirectly

through the study of company records

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ARCHIVAL RESEARCH

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What is…?

RESEARCH METHODS for $500

Research that starts with theory and ends in the

collection of data

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Deductive Research

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Incumbents

Supervisors

Job AnalystsWho are…?

JOB ANALYSIS for $100

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Subject Matter Experts

or Sources of Job Analytic Information

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General Job analytic approach that focuses on

describing tasks

performed on the job What is…?

JOB ANALYSIS for $200

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Job-Oriented Technique

(or task-oriented technique)

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What are…?

JOB ANALYSIS for $300

KSAOs

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Knowledge

Skills

Abilities

OtherBack

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Who is…?

JOB ANALYSIS for $400

Technique that involves generating task statements and rating the importance, frequency, and difficulty of

each

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TASK INVENTORY TECHNIQUE

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What are…?

JOB ANALYSIS for $500

Job Description

Job Specification

Job Evaluation

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Products of Job Analysis

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What is…?

CRITERION for $100

“Criterion Problem”

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Word used to describe the difficulty of developing criteria,

because:

•Behavior is multi-dimensional

•No one criteria is best

•Criteria differ across organizations

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What is…?

CRITERION for $200A weighted

combination of multiple criteria =>

singular index of performance

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COMPOSITE CRITERION

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What is…?

CRITERION for $300

Abstract concept that refers to

everything defining job performance

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ULTIMATE CRITERION

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What is…?

CRITERION for $400

Term used to describe the overlap between the ultimate and actual criterion

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CRITERION RELEVANCE

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Ultimate Criterion

Actual Criterion

Relevance

Contamination

Deficiency

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What are…?

CRITERION for $500Relevance

Deficiency

Contamination

Reliability

Sensitivity

Practicality

Fairness

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Important factors to consider when evaluating criteria

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What is…?

PREDICTORS for $100Type of test composed of simple items where the

objective is for the test taker to answer as many as they

can in the limited time permitted

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SPEED TEST

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What is…?

PREDICTORS for $200

One of the most frequently used

predictors… each of you took one to get

into college

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COGNITIVE ABILITY TEST

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What is…?

PREDICTORS for $300Tests created to predict whether an employee

will engage in counterproductive

behaviors, like stealing or sabotage

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INTEGRIRTY TEST

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What are…?

PREDICTORS for $400Type of predictors that

assume the best predictor of future

performance is past performance (there’s 2)

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Biodata&

Work Sample

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What are…?

PREDICTORS for $500

Two types of

interviews

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Structured and Unstructured

Interviews

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