technology, education and training from an industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologist
I’ve heard from many people that meat from animals raised in pastures (free-range, grass-eating, no hormone injections, etc) purchased straight from the farmer is not only much cheaper than supermarket meat, but also tastes much better too…
We’re now only about a week out from our last day in Minneapolis before moving to Virginia Beach. We’ve been packing for about four days, trying to figure out what we’re taking with us and what we’re not…
This article and this post at the Wall Street Journal led me to a peculiar conclusion: apparently, the best way to lose a chance at getting hired is to want a job really, really...
My field’s principle organization, the Society for Industrial/Organizational Psychology, has been recently debating a name change. It’s a topic about which many feel passionately. I’ve been resisting joining the fray because I haven’t been...
Essay mills like Essay Writers are, in my mind, an enabler of the worst type of academic fraud that can be perpetuated by an undergraduate. These mills employ freelance writers to produce essays on-demand...
The success or failure of academia revolves around the integrity of its journals – the “trade mags,” so to speak, of each academic area. Which makes it all the more disturbing that major academic...