
About the Issue
The Winter 2023 issue of The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (TIP), Volume 60, Issue 3, covers a wide range of topics relevant to the field of Industrial-Organizational (I-O) psychology as well as the Society at-large. It features articles on predictors of job performance, competencies of the successful remote worker, and cheating. SIOP-related news includes announcements about the Distinguished Teaching Contributions Award and Graduate Student Scholarship Award winners, local I-O groups, and the SIOP Ambassador Program. Additionally, Opening Up, TIP’s column for all things open science, discusses how a big team science initiative might have a place within I-O psychology. The issue reflects the field’s commitment to advancing the field and creating solutions for the challenges members face.
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Balancing Science and Practice: Reflections From the Current and Past Presidents of METRO
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Research Brief of Lee et al.’s (2023) Emotional Exhaustion Across the Workday…
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Spring 2024 IOtas
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Translational Science, Open Science, and Accelerating Practical Impact
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Research Brief of Hickman et al.’s (2022) Automated Video Interview Personality Assessments…
This study examined the psychometric properties (reliability, validity, and generalizability) of automated video interview personality…
Letter to the Editor: The Value of Nontraditional, Remote Education: Response to Behrend (2024)
Letter to the Editor Reminder: All TIP submissions, including Letters to the Editor, are peer…
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