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- Job Satisfaction and Organizational Behavior
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- Educational Games and Gamification
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Texas A&M University
2014-2024
Illinois Institute of Technology
2021
University of South Africa
2021
Southern California University for Professional Studies
2021
Michigan State University
2021
York University
2021
Rice University
2021
The Graduate Center, CUNY
2021
Baruch College
2021
Human Resources Research Organization
2021
The present investigation provides a reanalysis of the employment interview for entry-level jobs that overcomes several limitations J. E. Hunter and R. F. Hunter's (1984) article. Using relatively sophisticated multidimensional framework classifying level structure, authors obtained results from meta-analysis 114 validity coefficients suggesting (a) structure is major moderator validity; (b) interviews, particularly when structured, can reach levels are comparable to those mental ability...
Because measures of person-organization (P-O) fit are accountable to the same psychometric and legal standards used for other employment tests when they personnel decision making, authors assessed criterion-related validity P-O as a predictor job performance turnover. Meta-analyses resulted in estimated true validities .15 (k = 36, N 5,377) .24 8, 2,476) turnover, compared with stronger effect .31 109, 108,328) more commonly studied relation between work attitudes. In contrast relations...
The present study sought to empirically identify what factors are important for international assignee perceived success along with their relative importance. Subjects were 338 assignees from diverse countries (nationality) and organizations, assigned countries, performing jobs. Five identified in a descending order of importance, these Family Situation, Flexibility/Adaptability, Job Knowledge Motivation, Relational Skills, Extra‐Cultural Openness. Although importance ratings not influenced...
We used meta‐analytic procedures to investigate the criterion‐related validity of assessment center dimension ratings. By focusing on dimension‐level information, we were able assess extent which specific constructs account for centers. From a total 34 articles that reported validities, collapsed 168 labels into an overriding set 6 dimensions: (a) consideration/awareness others, (b) communication, (c) drive, (d) influencing (e) organizing and planning, (f) problem solving. Based this...
This study examined the relationship between similarity and accuracy of team mental models compared extent to which each predicted performance. The ability composition was also investigated. Eighty-three dyadic teams worked on a complex skill task in 2-week training protocol. Results indicated that although were significantly related, stronger predictor In addition, more strongly related than partially mediated performance, but did not.
The Raven Advanced Progressive Matrices Test (APM) is a popular measure of higher order general cognitive ability (g). Its use in both basic research and applied settings partially attributable to its apparent low level culture loading. However, major drawback curtailing more widespread length; the APM 36-item power test with an administration time 40-60 minutes. present study reports on development 12-item short form that demonstrates psychometric properties similar long form, but...
This article describes the development of a new technique for identifying outlier coefficients in meta-analytic data sets. Denoted as sample-adjusted deviancy statistic or SAMD, this takes into account sample size on which each study is based when determining status. An empirical test SAMD with an actual set resulted substantial reduction residual variabilities and corresponding increase percentage variance accounted by statistical artifacts after removal coefficients. Moreover, these helped...
The authors highlight the importance and discuss criticality of distinguishing between constructs methods when comparing predictors. They note that comparisons in comparative evaluations predictors result outcomes are theoretically to conceptually uninterpretable thus potentially misleading. theoretical practical implications distinction predictor discussed, with three important streams personnel psychology research being used frame this discussion. Researchers, editors, reviewers,...
The purpose of this study was to examine the viability knowledge structures as an operationalization learning in context a task that required high degree skill. Over course 3 days, 86 men participated 9 training sessions and learned complex video game. At end acquisition, participants' were assessed. After 4-day nonpractice interval, trainees completed tests skill retention transfer. Findings indicated similarity trainees' expert structure correlated with acquisition predictive However,...
Abstract Previous attempts to summarize the vehicular accident involvement literature have been nonquantitative. Outcomes of these reviews also reflected equivocality research in this area. In an attempt synthesize diverse findings into a collective result, meta-analysis procedure that con- trolled for sampling error was used. Four classes variables were identified as predictors involvement. These information- processing, cognitive ability, personality, and demographic/biographical vari-...
The use of unproctored internet‐based testing (UIT) for employee selection is quite widespread. Although this mode has advantages over onsite testing, researchers and practitioners continue to be concerned about potential malfeasance (e.g., cheating response distortion) under high‐stakes conditions. Therefore, the primary objective present study was investigate magnitude extent high‐ low‐stakes retest effects on scores a UIT speeded cognitive ability test two personality measures. These data...
The after-action review (AAR; also known as the after-event or debriefing) is an approach to training based on a of trainees' performance recently completed tasks events. Used by military for decades, nonmilitary organizations' use AARs has increased dramatically in recent years. Despite prevalence AARs, empirical research investigating their effectiveness been limited. This study sought investigate comparative objective (reviews recording and playback performance) subjective subjective,...
Although safety climate research has increased in recent years, persisting conceptual ambiguity not only raises questions about what really is—as operationalized the literature—but also inhibits scientific understanding of construct. Consequently, using theory and as a basis, we inductively articulated climate’s general content domain by identifying seven core indicators safety’s perceived workplace priority: leader commitment, communication, training, coworker practices, equipment...
We tested a dyadic training protocol derived from cognitive and social theories of complex skill acquisition. Forty undergraduates practiced Space Fortress, video game-like research tool, for 10 sessions eight practice two test games. Half them alone; the others had identical tests but practice, in which they controlled part each while being interlocked with partner who rest. Subjects both parts their connections by alternating roles modeling partners. Trainer time resources were half group,...
This paper presents initial information on the development and validation of three team task analysis scales. These scales were designed to quantitatively assess extent which a group tasks or job is based. During 2-week period, 52 male students working in 4-person teams trained perform complex highly interdependent computer-simulated combat mission consisting both individual- team-based tasks. Our results indicated that demonstrated high levels interrater agreement. In addition,...
In this analytical survey of population and development in Bangladesh the attempt is made to analyze forces realities behind data order make some sense economic demographic processes that lie beneath countrys problems. Discussion begins with a view at aggregate level examining where country stands how it came position. following 2 sections focus shifts local an investigation social organization affects affected by economy these turn influence individual incentives behavior. Finally...
With I nternet access no longer restricted to desktop and laptop computers, job applicants now have the opportunity complete remotely delivered assessments on mobile, handheld small screen devices such as smartphones, personal digital assistants. In this study, a large dataset is used investigate demographic score differences between who completed high‐stakes assessment mobile device those it nonmobile device. Based sample of 3,575,207 an unproctored Internet‐based J anuary 2011 A pril 2012,...
As a testing method, the efficacy of situational judgment tests (SJTs) is function number design features. One such feature response format. However, despite considerable interest in SJT features, there little guidance extant literature as to which format superior or conditions under one might be preferable others. Using an integrity-based measure administered 31,194 job applicants, we present comparative evaluation 3 formats (rate, rank, and most/least) terms construct-related validity,...
Abstract To reconcile the inconsistencies and complexities in relationship between team diversity performance, our meta‐analysis takes a more nuanced approach to deep‐level performance. We examine type of (personality, values, culture), task complexity, executive status as moderators positive emergent states, processes, conflict. In addition, we mediating role conflict explaining how relates test hypotheses with meta‐analytic database 94 papers reporting 280 effect sizes based on 24,425...
Self-report measures are characterized as being susceptible to threats associated with deliberate dissimulation or response distortion (i.e., social desirability responding) and careless responding. Careless responding typically arises in low-stakes settings (e.g., participating a study for course credit) where some respondents not motivated respond conscientious manner the items. In contrast, high-stakes assessments prehire assessments), because of outcomes their responses, present...