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This volume covers key topics at the interface of human resource management and Industrial/Organizational Psychology. HRM and I/O Psychology cover closely related issues, but the approach adopted by I/O psychology is empirically driven and applies strong measurement techniques and the testing of ideas, principles and theories. The chapters in this volume focus on the individual and are grouped into two sections: personnel psychology and human resource management. Personnel psychology includes personnel selection, assessment, 360 degree feedback, assessment centres and cognitive ability testing. Human resource management considers wider issues, including learning strategies, training, absence, turnover, commitment and the psychological contract.
Written by leading scholars with international reputations in their fields, this collection provides a high quality review that will be invaluable to researchers and practitioners alike.
List of contents
About the Editors. Contributors. Introduction. PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY. Personnel Selection Methods (J. Salgado). International Uses of Selection Methods (S. Newell & C. Tansley). Understanding the Assessment Center Process: Where Are We Now? (F. Lievens & R. Klimoski). Multi--Source Feedback Systems: A Research Perspective (C. Fletcher & C. Baldry). General Cognitive Ability and Occupational Performance (M. Ree & T. Caretta). HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. Learning Strategies and Occupational Training (P. Warr & C. Allan). Contemporary Research on Absence from Work: Correlates, Causes and Consequences (G. Johns). Organizational Commitment (J. Meyer). Turnover (C. Maertz & M. Campion). Psychological Contracts: Employee Relations For The Twenty--First Century? (L. Millward & P. Brewerton). Subject Index.
About the author
Ivan Robertson is a professor and Pro-Vice Chancellor at UMIST in the UK. He is also the Director of the SHL/UMIST Research Centre in Work and Organisational Psychology.
Militza Callinan is a lecturer in Organisational Behaviour and Human Resource Management in the Management Division at Leeds University Business School.
Summary
Part of a three-volume set of books which are themed collections of reprinted articles from the International Review of Industrial and Organizational Psychology (IRIOP) from 1997-2001. Each volume provides collections around a topic area, with new introductions written by the editors for each volume.
