IO PSYCH Flashcards

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What are the scope of IO Psychology?

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Individual Work Behaviors, Group Processes, Human Resource Functions

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first founding fathers of industrial psychology; application of psychology on advertising

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Walter dill scott

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“Real-life” applications of psychology

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W.L. BRYAN

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Father of industrial psychology

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Hugo Munsterberg

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5
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The first school of professional management was started at the

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University of Pennsylvania

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Developed the “scientific management philosophy”

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Frederick W. Taylor

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Developed Army Alpha and Army Beta – used to measure intellectual capacity of army recruits

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Robert Yerkes

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Classified and placed enlistees, conducted performance evaluations of officers, and developed and prepared job duties and qualifications

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Walter Dill Scott

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Bureau of Salesmanship Research (selection, classification,and development of sales personnel, clerical workers, and executives.

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Walter Bingham

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Psychological Corporation

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James Cattell

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Led the first publication of an empirical study of the effects of leadership styles

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Kurt Lewin

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What is the test of performance under situational stress?

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Army General Classification Test

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When did the Development of
Army General Classification Test occured?

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World War II

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12
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Three areas of IO psychology

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Personnel,Organizational, Engineering

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13
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When did the IO became divided into area of specialization in IO?

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Late 50s

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14
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Theories of motivation supported the human relations movement

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Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow

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Outlined his Management by Objectives (MBO) approach

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Peter F. Drucker

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Outlined his Critical Incidents Technique

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John C. Flanigan

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Year of Katz & Kahn theory and research of organizational behavior

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Year of advances in job analysis techniques

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Mid 1960’s into early 1970’s

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Proposed his Theory X and Theory Y assumptions

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Douglas Mcgregor

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Proposed need for achievement theory

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David Mcclelland

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Two factor theory of motivation

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Frederick Herzberg

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B.F. Skinner, in Beyond Freedom and Dignity, advocated behavior modification strategies to motivate people in organizations
Rise of cognitive approaches

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The term “organizational” was added to industrial and I/O was officially formed
1973
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Rise of participatory management techniques:
Late 1980's
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Renewed interest in organizational climate and groups
Late 1980's
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Rise of meta-analysis as statistical technique
1990's
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Creation of Ateneo Human Resources Center (later renamed to Ateneo Center for Organizational Research and Development)
1974
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PAP was founded
1962
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Creation of the first formal division in IO
1998
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Creation of first standing committee in IO psychology under PAP
1988
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Who headed the first formal division in IO?
Dr. Carmela Ortigas
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First documented IO psychology research is a MA thesis written by
Aurora Yambot
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When is the first documented IO psychology research written?
1966
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Some notable researches: “Explaining and predicting Filipino industrial workers’ performance and satisfaction: The socio-psychological perspective
1980's
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