EXAM 1: Chapter 3 - Criteria: Standards of Decision Making Flashcards

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What is Criterion Deficiency?

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The part of the theoretical standard that researchers seek to understand (conceptual Criterion) that is not measured by the actual standard researchers use to measure or assess (Actual Criterion).

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What is Relevance?

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Degree of overlap between actual and conceptual criterion.

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What is Contamination?

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Part of Actual Criterion unrelated to conceptual criterion.

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What is Work/Job Analysis?

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The collection of data describing:
Observable or otherwise verifiable job behaviors performed by workers (Accomplishments,Tools/technologies)
AND
Verifiable characteristics or attributes workers need to perform the work, including physical, mechanical, social, and informational elements

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SME

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Subject Matter Experts (SME)
-Incumbents
-Supervisors (good details & description)
-Job Analyst (broad view, more objective)
Tasks– Positions – Jobs – Job Families
Two types of job analysis:
Task-oriented procedures
Worker-oriented procedures
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Task vs. Worker oriented procedures

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Task deals with frequency, importance, difficulty, and consequence of error of a task. Worker oriented deals with the KSAOs of a employee

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KSAOs?

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Knowledge - information needed to perform task
Skills - proficiency at performing task
Abilities - capacity to perform wide range of tasks
Other - personal factors such as willingness, personality, interest, motivation, required degree/ training

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How to collect work analysis information?

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1) Interview (beware of suspicions, explain your purpose)
2) Direct observation
3) Structured questionnaire or inventory
Taxonomies
PAQ
Human Abilities
O*Net (Dept. of Labor)

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Structured Job Analysis Methods

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Tasks-Position -Jobs-Job Families????

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Linkage Analysis

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establishes connection between tasks performed and human attributes needed to perform

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PAQ

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Position Analysis Questionnaire - assesses content of jobs based on approximately 200 items on the questionnare

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O*Net

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Online computer based source of information on jobs, contains KSAOs needed for job

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Managerial Job Analysis

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Special Job Analysis because managing is based more off of what you would do in specific circumstances as opposed to generalized questions.

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Uses of Work Analysis Information

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produces criteria for wide range of applications in I/O psych. Analysis of KSAOs reveal attributes most needed for job, knowledge provides basis to organize positions into jobs and jobs into job families, determines content of training, provides basis for conduct evaluation

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Competency Modeling

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process determining human characteristics needed to perform successfully in organization

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Nine Major Job Performance Criteria*

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Production
Sales
Tenure/Turnover
Absenteeism
Accidents
Thefts
Deviant Workplace Behavior
Emotional Labor 
Adaptive and Citizenship behavior