What is I-O?

Industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology is the scientific study of the workplace. Rigor and methods of psychology are applied to issues of critical relevance to business, including talent management, coaching, assessment, selection, training, organizational development, performance, and work-life balance.

Vol. 47/No. 3  January 2010

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A Message From Your President      

A Guide for I-O Students (and Faculty) About Licensure   

Integrated Organizational Performance Management    

“Don’t Sleep in Class!” and Other Student Advice     

From the Editor       

Letters to Editor         

The History Corner: Remembering Senator Kennedy and His Attempts to Improve Work Satisfaction Among U.S. Workers
          
On The Legal Front: Lewis v. City of Chicago: What Is a Timely 
Claim of Disparate Impact?

The Academics’ Forum: Focus on Undergraduate Education: A Fulfilling Academic Career 

Max. Classroom Capacity

Practitioner Perspectives: Practitioner Cohort Differences:  Different Career Stages or Changing Views?

Practitioners’ Forum     

Spotlight on Global I-O: Industrial and Organizational Psychology in South Korea

Foundation Spotlight

Pro-Social I-O–Quo Vadis? The Micro-Foundations of Responsible Management

Good Science–Good Practice     

TIP-TOPics for Students: Practicing Science: The Penn State Ladership Assessment Center

SIOP’s 25th Conference in Atlanta: Welcome From the Conference Chair

SIOP’s Program Lineup for the 25th Anniversary Annual Conference 

SIOP 2010 Thursday Theme Track: Exploring the Potential and Pitfalls of Virtually Connected Work

SIOP 2010 Saturday Theme Track: Reengineering I-O Psychology for the Changing World of Work

SIOP 2010 Friday Seminars
  
SIOP 2010 Communities of Interest Sessions 

SIOP 2010 Preconference Workshops: Wednesday, April 7 

Highhouse Named Ohio Eminent Scholar  
 
“We Have Concluded That It Is Appropriate for You to Use the Term ‘Psychologist’ Provided ...”

Report From the APA Council of Representatives, August 2009

A Colorado Consortium

SIOP Members in the News      

IOTAS         

Announcing New SIOP Members

CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS

CALLS & ANNOUNCEMENTS 

INFORMATION FOR CONTRIBUTORS 

STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP

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