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Industrial/Organizational Psychology
a branch of psychology that applied its concept in the workplace
FACET OF PSYCHOLOGY
Personnel Psychology
Organizational Psychology
Human Factor/ Ergonomics Psychology
PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY
applies basic principle of I/O Psy, day to day operations in HR
ORGNIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
holistic approach , uses long term stratergy implications in HR
HUMAN FACTOR/ ERGONOMIC PSYCHOLOGY
human to machine/ utilities
WALTER DRILLS
created the theory of advertising in 1903
FRANK and LILIAN GILBERT
focused in improving productivity and reduce fatigue in workplace
ALHA AND BETA TESTING
the first impact in WW1 where they used large-scale testing in soldiers (1917-1918)
HENRY A. LANDSBERGER, ELTON MAYO
_____ coined the Hawthorne Effect while, ______ led the studies where the find what influences the productivity of employees using different variables
JOB ANALYSIS
gathering and analysing information about the work of an employee's conditions where work is performed; task, competensies, and conditions needed for the job
FACTORS IN JOB ANALYSIS
Work Activities
Human Behavior
Machine, tools, equipments
Performed Standard
Job Context
Human Requirments
WORK ACTIVITIES
answers the What, How, Why, of the job
HUMAN BEHAVIOR
behavior competencies, of behavior necessary to perfromedd in a jobA
MACHINE, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT
utilities/knowledge needed to perform the job
PERFORMANCE STANDARD
expected standard performance to meet standard outcome of the job
JOB CONTEXT
composition of the job, what should be performed in the job
HUMAN REQUIREMENTS
attributed needed an employee should have to perform the job
JOB DESCRIPTION
where the summary of task and job requirments are seen
JOB DESIGN
optimal way a job should be done
It structures work to improve productivity while reducing monotony, stress, and turnover.
Thomas Gilbert study, focuses on organizational development, shifted focus from blaming individuals for poor performance to analyzing environmental and behavioral factors
JOB EVALUATION
determine the relative worth of different jobs within an organization
INTERNAL PAY EQUITY
comparing jobs within the organization
EXTERNAL PAY EQUITY
comparing the jobs worth base on external market.
JOB CLASSIFICATION/GRADING
where job is catergorized into groups where all jobs ub each group have the same value or level of pay
CLASSES
groups that contains similar jobs (DEPARTMENTAL)
GRADING
job placement that has the same level of pay (POSITION LEVEL)