Special Issue
In recent years, understanding how to effectively manage the work–nonwork interface has become highly important to researchers, organizations, and individual employees alike. Effectively managing the work–nonwork interface involves improving work–nonwork…
Read MoreThis study examined the psychometric properties (reliability, validity, and generalizability) of automated video interview personality assessments (AVI-PAs) across different interview contexts. The authors focused on personality constructs because personality predicts…
Read MoreThe authors investigated questions about how dual-career couples (i.e., committed partners who both work) manage their home and work responsibilities, and each other, as a result of working from home…
Read MoreThis research translation is for professionals with backgrounds in I-O who would benefit from being aware of and understanding an important development (person-centered research) in our science. A growing trend…
Read MoreThe U.S. Census Bureau from 2017 shows that the median annual salary for disabled employees is almost $6000 less than salaries for employees without disabilities. Pay inequities and other parts…
Read MoreThe goal of the Local I-O Group Relations Committee is to create a strong connection between SIOP and locally operated I-O groups and focuses on strengthening and connecting local I-O…
Read MoreConnecting science and practice, an essential of I-O psychology, is being aided by two complementary movements: translational science and open science. Although these twin movements influence how research is conducted,…
Read MoreMany enter the field of industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology in order to drive change and improve the workplace for employees. However, many students feel that there is a major disconnect between…
Read MorePop Psychology Book Club, Episode Four: Mainstream Media in The Classroom With Prof. Sabrina Volpone
Welcome back to Pop Psychology Book Club! Hopefully, you’ve been enjoying this themed issue on I-O psychology in the classroom. Instead of featuring a popular press book, for this issue…
Read MoreThis issue of TIP is dedicated to Education and Training—one of my favorite topics and one that I have been thinking a lot about lately. One question that has been…
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