Industrial-Organizational Psychology: Teams, KSAOs, and Leadership

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What is Industrial Organizational Psychology?

The scientific study of work that focuses on understanding and measuring human behavior to create 'good work'.

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What does 'good work' entail?

Work in which individuals express a high degree of expertise, excellence, and concern for their co-workers, company, and wider world.

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What are some key areas of study in IO Psychology?

Training, Selection, DEI work/Culture Development, Teams, Leadership.

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What does KSAOs stand for?

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Other characteristics.

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What is meant by 'Knowledge' in KSAOs?

The body of factual or procedural information that can be applied, such as knowledge of foreign languages or computer programming.

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How are 'Skills' defined in KSAOs?

Capabilities required to perform tasks accurately, such as typing speed or driving ability.

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What are 'Abilities' in the context of KSAOs?

Stable characteristics that can include cognitive, sensory, and physical abilities, such as empathy.

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What do 'Other characteristics' refer to in KSAOs?

Traits that do not fit into the other categories, including values, work style, personality, and degrees and certifications.

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What are the ABCs of Teams?

Affective States, Behavioral Processes, Cognitive Processes.

<p>Affective States, Behavioral Processes, Cognitive Processes.</p>
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What is Team Cohesion?

Forces exerted on a group or team that push its members closer together.

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What is Team Efficacy?

The feeling that the team can accomplish the given task.

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What is the significance of Communication Patterns in teams?

They determine who talks to whom within a network of individuals and affect team performance.

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What is a Shared Mental Model?

Knowledge that is held in common with team members.

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What is a Transactive Memory System?

Knowledge of the distribution of information within teams, knowing who to go to for certain knowledge.

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What is a Multiteam System (MTS)?

A system of teams that have overarching 'superordinate' goals requiring coordinated efforts of multiple specialized teams.

<p>A system of teams that have overarching 'superordinate' goals requiring coordinated efforts of multiple specialized teams.</p>
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What are key points about Multiteam Systems?

MTSs appear in important task contexts that are ambiguous and demand urgency; goal specialization helps clarify roles.

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What is the IPO Model in team dynamics?

Input-Process-Output model that describes how team cohesion, efficacy, and behavior interact.

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What is the IMOI Model?

Input-Mediator-Output model that includes communication patterns, backup behavior, and cognition.

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How does IO Psychology aim to improve workplaces?

By enhancing employee satisfaction, improving selection and promotion processes, and generally making the workplace better.

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What trend is mentioned regarding work and happiness?

There is a trend towards understanding how to make people happier at work, influenced by movements like FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early).

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What is the relationship between team performance and the sum of its parts?

Teamwork performance is not merely the product of the sum of its parts.