Publications

Diversity Ideologies and Employee Resource Groups: C-Suite Perspectives

As part of the SIOP Foundation’s ongoing collaboration with the CHRO Association, SIOP member Ann Marie Ryan has authored a new article in the Journal of Business and Psychology examining…

SIOP Foundation and CHRO Association Release New Joint Publication on Evaluating AI Employment Tools

The SIOP Foundation and the CHRO Association are pleased to announce the release of their newest joint publication, How to Evaluate Artificial Intelligence (AI)–Based Employment Tools from Vendors. This guide provides organizational leaders with practical,…

Leveraging the Science and Practice of Industrial and Organizational Psychology for Effective Circular Economy Implementation

Instead of following an “end-of-life” concept, the circular economy focuses on reducing, or alternatively reusing, recycling, and recovering materials in production, distribution, and consumption processes. Despite its potential to contribute…

Distinguishing Destructive/Toxic from Incompetent Leadership

We argue that it is both timely and critical to make a clearer distinction between destructive/toxic and incompetent leadership to advance research and better mitigate the problems with leadership quality.…

Read My Lips: No New Constructs! Construct Proliferation as a Threat to the Future of I-O Psychology

Industrial and organizational (I-O) psychology recognizes dozens of different constructs, including several individual differences, environmental variables, job attitudes, and work-related behaviors. It is, of course, necessary to retain a variety…

I-O Psychology and Labor: Benign Neglect, Antipathy, and Missed Opportunities

Industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology has largely ignored organized labor, both in terms of our research interests and as a potential domain of professional practice. Historically, some I-O psychologists have even engaged…

SIOP Foundation and CHRO Association ERG Research Collaboration

One of the primary goals of the SIOP Foundation is to ensure that the science and best practices of industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology are accessible to leaders who can drive meaningful…

SIOP Foundation + CHRO Association Report Release: From Satisfaction to Strategy—Transforming Employee Engagement

As part of the ongoing partnership between the SIOP Foundation and the CHRO Association, SIOP Foundation announces the release of a new report: From Satisfaction to Strategy: Transforming Employee Engagement.…

Human Me-Sources or Human We-Sources? Exploring the Capacity for Human Resource Practices to Stimulate or Suppress Leader Narcissism

Abstract: Recent corporate scandals and excessively self-interested behavior on the part of organizational leaders underscore the need for industrial and organizational (I-O) psychology and human resource (HR) scholars and practitioners,…

Developmental Reviewing: Is it Really Good for Science?

Abstract: Peer review is part of the bedrock of science. In recent years the focus of peer review has shifted toward developmental reviewing, an approach intended to focus on the…