Industrial & Organizational Flashcards
Adverse Impact
based on the 80% or 4/5ths rule - the percentage of minorities selected must be at least 4/5ths of the percentage of non-minorities selected
Unfairness
different predictor scores but similar criterion scores or 2 parallel regression lines
Differential Validity
different validity coefficients - it’s more valid at predicting performance of one group (males) over another group (females)
Selection Procedure: Multiple Regression Approach
Compensatory technique where low scores on one predictor can be compensated for by high scores on another predictor
Selection Procedure: Multiple Cut-off
A non-compensatory technique where only people who meet or exceed the cut-off of each predictor will be considered
Selection Procedure: Multiple Hurdles
A non-compensatory technique where predictors & meeting the cut-off happen in a particular order to continue in the selection process
Two strategies to enhance transfer of training
- Overlearning - best for situations that don’t happen often & done under stress
- Identical elements - similarities between training & actual work
Holland’s Personality-Job Fit Theory - what’s the hexagon (mneumonic phrase to remember?)
6 personality types of SAIRCE or RIASEC model
Realistic
Investigative
Artistic
Social
Enterprising
Conventional
Super’s Life/Career Rainbow - 3 important concepts within the theory
- Career maturity
- Life roles
- Self-concepts
Krumboltz’s Social Learning Theory - what did he believe influenced career choice?
modeling & reinforcement
Tiedman & O’Hara’s Theory of Career Development - 3 important concepts
Differentiation
Integration
Self-awareness
Schein’s Career Anchor Theory
A person’s self-concept acts as an anchor or stabilizing force to determine future occupational decisions (he found 8 categories of career anchors)
What studies influenced the human relations approach to management?
The Hawthorne Studies
What did the Hawthorne Studies study & what were the findings?
They studied the effects of environmental factors on on productivity where they found productivity increased because they were being observed not because of environmental changes
What’s the Hawthorne Effect?
That productivity increased in workers due to being observed
What’s connected to McGregor’s theory X and theory Y with human relations & scientific management approaches
Theory X = scientific management
Theory Y: human relations