technology, education and training from an industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologist
One of the depressing yet unsurprising outcomes of the COVID-19 crisis has been the increase in concern about online test security. People are worried students will cheat on their tests. I definitely understand this...
If you haven’t checked out the July SIOP Newsbriefs, there’s some interesting details buried via the “SIOP Membership Trends” article about I-O psychology online degree holders. If you open that article (in PDF form,...
One of the little things I noticed at SIOP this year – a little thing, but consistent across sessions and the people I talked to – is that there are two opposing stances toward...
With the backdrop of science’s replication and now credibility crisis, triggered perhaps by psychology but now much broader than that, I/O psychology is finally beginning to reflect. This is great news. Deniz Ones and colleagues...
The matter of who owns the copyright for a recorded lecture is not a simple one. The key issue here is that a faculty member’s institution may consider lectures “work for hire” and thus owned by the...
If you haven’t heard by now, based upon several independent investigations and public accusations of wrongdoing, the American Psychological Association commissioned a law firm to create what is referred to in the media as the Hoffman report,...