I/O: Intro, History, and Job Analysis

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Industrial/Organizational Psychology

a branch of psychology that applied its concept in the workplace

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FACET OF PSYCHOLOGY

  • Personnel Psychology

  • Organizational Psychology

  • Human Factor/ Ergonomics Psychology

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PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY

applies basic principle of I/O Psy, day to day operations in HR

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ORGNIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

holistic approach , uses long term stratergy implications in HR

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HUMAN FACTOR/ ERGONOMIC PSYCHOLOGY

human to machine/ utilities

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WALTER DRILLS

created the theory of advertising in 1903

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FRANK and LILIAN GILBERT

focused in improving productivity and reduce fatigue in workplace

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ALHA AND BETA TESTING

the first impact in WW1 where they used large-scale testing in soldiers (1917-1918)

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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

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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

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FACTORS IN JOB ANALYSIS

  • Work Activities

  • Human Behavior

  • Machine, tools, equipments

  • Performed Standard

  • Job Context

  • Human Requirments

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WORK ACTIVITIES

answers the What, How, Why, of the job

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HUMAN BEHAVIOR

behavior competencies, of behavior necessary to perfromedd in a jobA

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MACHINE, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT

utilities/knowledge needed to perform the job

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PERFORMANCE STANDARD

expected standard performance to meet standard outcome of the job

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JOB CONTEXT

composition of the job, what should be performed in the job

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HUMAN REQUIREMENTS

attributed needed an employee should have to perform the job

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JOB DESCRIPTION

where the summary of task and job requirments are seen

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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

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JOB EVALUATION

determine the relative worth of different jobs within an organization

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INTERNAL PAY EQUITY

comparing jobs within the organization

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EXTERNAL PAY EQUITY

comparing the jobs worth base on external market.

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JOB CLASSIFICATION/GRADING

where job is catergorized into groups where all jobs ub each group have the same value or level of pay

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CLASSES

groups that contains similar jobs (DEPARTMENTAL)

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GRADING

job placement that has the same level of pay (POSITION LEVEL)