Contribute to this site!  (no login required)...      or  
Intro To IO Psychology

Directions (hide this section)

1. Click (memorize) in a memorizable table below, to begin a flashcard-like process
Try clicking (memorize) in both columns (to decide which side to start with)
2. Guess the answer in your head
3. Click the buttons and follow the directions at the bottom of the table
See Help for more detailed directions

Intro to I/O Psychology

Word/Idea/Person (memorize) Definition/About (memorize)
SIOP Society for I/O Psychology
Industrial Psychology improve, evaluate, predict employee
Organizational how organizations impact individuals
Employers Academic and Consulting Firms
Master in I/O takes 2 years to earn
Ph.D. in I/O take 5 years to earn
Wilhem Wundt Founder of Psychology and trained pioneers of I/O
Walter Dill Scott, Early True Scientist Practitioner, published psychology of advertising
Hugo Munsterberg Father of I/O, selection process for trolley drivers
Frederick Taylor Scientific management, analyze job characteristics and then find employee
Bureau of Salesmanship Research Walter Dill Scott was Director, predicted sales performance
Robert Yerkes Wrote the Army Alpha and Beta test
Walter Dill Scott, WWI began job analysis and performance appraisal
Psychological Corporation founded by James McKeen Cattell, studied individual differences via heredity
Walter Dill Scott, between wars founded the Scott company, and took over Psych Corp
Bruce V. Moore earned first Ph.D. in I/O Psychology from Carnegie Tech, worked at PSU
Hawthorne Studies effect of work environment on performance, birth of Organizational Psychology
Walter Bingham, WWII Chaired advisory committee on classification of military person, Army General classification Test
Hofstede’s Theory of Culture individual vs collective; power distance; uncertainty avoidance; masculinity vs femininity; long vs short term orientation
Correlation Research used most often used method, cannot tell causality, how do naturally occurring variables covary
Constructs non-tangible variable like job satisfaction or self efficacy
Reliability measuring something consistently, >= .70
Test-Retest Reliability stability of a measure over time
Parallel Forms Reliability consistency of scores from one version of a measure with another version
Inter-Rater Reliability consistency with which people provide rating
Internal Consistency Reliability Split Half Reliability, consistency of responses to items within a measure
Coefficient Alpha average of all possible split halves
Validity measuring what is intended
Construct Validity how well an instrument measures an abstract quality
Content Validity logical conceptual evidence, sampling of the entire domain that a construct represents
Convergent and Discriminant Validity statistical evidence, measure variable of interest and related (convergent) and unrelated (discriminant) variables
Trivial Correlation r < 0.10
Weak Correlation 0.10 < r < 0.30
Moderate Correlation 0.30 < r < 0.50
Strong Correlation 0.50 < r
Coefficient of Determination r2, proportion of variance in one variable that is accounted by the other variable
Meta Analysis quantitative summary of numerous empirical studies

 

 

 

 

Add a section to this page!

- Click this button to contribute to this page (by adding a section here).
♦  Feel free to experiment. Your edits won't immediately show up to everyone.

Memorize all (on this page)

Combines all tables on this page into one large table, and begins the memorization process:
 
the flashcard wiki anyone can edit!
the flashcard wiki anyone can edit!
working...
Terms of Use      Copyright memorizable.com 2007