These are notes from a Industrial/Organizational Psychology class including many key factors for a general understanding of I/O psychology.
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Chapter 1
I/O psychology
-application of psychological principles to business and industry
-professional practical approach
First force
-Bryan
-looked at workplaces of people (studied telegraphers work)
-wanted not studying problems of industry but examining real skills as base to develop scientific psychology
2nd force
-Gilbreth
-Time and Motion studies- studying elements of human motion ("therbligs")
-to improve efficiency (desire of industrial engineers) and skills in the job
Walter Dill Scott
-power of suggestion - how
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consistence of guidelines!! oinformational opeople given adequate explanations of procedures to get desired outcomes organizational citizenship behaviour -altruism ohelping behaviour, willingness to help people with tasks/problems -conscientiousness obeing punctual, meeting deadlines -courtesy orespectful with other people's rights, be polite -sportsmanship oavoid complaints, gossiping -civic virtue okeeping up to date with organizational issues, attending meetings psychological contract -exchange of employer employee, their relationship violation of pc -reneging- brake promises -incongruence- different understandings of the problem