I-O psychology in introductory psychology textbooks: A survey of authors

Payne, Stephanie C.; Pariyothorn, Matthew M.

doi:10.1037/e579092011-002

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DOI: 10.1037/e579092011-002

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I-O psychology in introductory psychology textbooks: A survey of authors

Stephanie C. Payne¹,

Matthew M. Pariyothorn²

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“…Gardner-Bonneau, 1984). Given that many introductory psychology texts fail to include IO (Culbertson, 2011; Payne & Pariyothorn, 2007) and similar concerns exist for HF (e.g., Brill, DeLucia, Flach, Kaber, & Youmans, 2013), a potential dearth of IO and HF information for undergraduates exists in many universities. Shoenfelt, Kottke, & Stone (2015) developed an informational brochure to address this need.…”

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Undergraduates Learn About Industrial–Organizational Psychology and Human Factors From an Informational Brochure

Kottke

Shoenfelt

Stone

2016

Teaching of Psychology

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An informational brochure was created to assist students and faculty unfamiliar with the industrial–organizational (IO) and human factors (HF) disciplines. The brochure highlights the content of these two professions, presents advice for undergraduates to prepare for admission to IO and HF graduate programs, provides sources of IO and HF information, and suggests employability options in IO and HF. To determine if this brochure effectively informed students about these professions, students read either the IO and HF brochure or information about school psychology. Knowledge about IO and HF programs increased significantly after reading the IO and HF brochure. Suggestions for its distribution are offered.

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Undergraduates Learn About Industrial–Organizational Psychology and Human Factors From an Informational Brochure

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Stone

2016

Teaching of Psychology

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I-O psychology in introductory psychology textbooks: A survey of authors

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Undergraduates Learn About Industrial–Organizational Psychology and Human Factors From an Informational Brochure

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