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Identifikator:
173623112X
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-112923
Document type:
Monograph
Author:
Bingham, Walter Van Dyke http://d-nb.info/gnd/123042593
Freyd, Max
Title:
Procedures in employment psychology
Place of publication:
Chicago & New York
Publisher:
Shaw
Year of publication:
1926
Scope:
XI, 269 S
Digitisation:
2020
Collection:
Economics Books
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Contents

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  • Procedures in employment psychology
  • Title page
  • Contents
  • I. The problem of selection of employees
  • II. Job analysis
  • III. Criteria of vocational success
  • IV. Choice of workers to be studied
  • V. Analysis of the worker
  • VI. Selection of examinations
  • VII. Psychological tests
  • VIII. Psychological tests (concluded)
  • IX. Rating scales
  • X. Rating scales (concluded)
  • XI. Questionnaires: The personal history record and the interest analysis
  • XII. Test administration
  • XIII. Validation of the measuring instruments
  • XIV. Validation of the measuring instruments (concluded)
  • XV. Prediction of vocational success
  • XVI. Prediction of vocational success (concluded)
  • XVII. Prediction by combined scores
  • XVIII. Economic value of the examintions
  • XIX. The examinations at work
  • Index

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3 EMPLOYMENT PSYCHOLOGY 
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Journal of Educational Research, 1922, v, 311-323. 
116. MrrcrELL, D., AND RUGER, G. J. Psychological Tests, Revised and 
Classified Bibliography; New York, 1918. 
117. MonroE, W. S. Measuring the Results of Teaching; Boston, 1918. 
118. Moore, B. V. “Personnel Selection of Graduate Engineers”; Psychol- 
ogical Monographs, No. 138, 1921. 
119. Moore, H. T., AND GrrrLiLanNDp, A. R. “The Measurement of Aggres- 
siveness”; Journal of Applied Psychology, 1921, Vv, 97-118. 
120. MoreaN, E. B. Placing and Introducing Employees; Annual Conven- 
tion Series, No. 18, American Management Association, New York, 
1925. 
121. Muscio, B. Vocational Guidance—A Review of the Literature; Lon- 
don, 1921. 
122. Myers, C. S. Textbook of Experimental Psychology (2 vols. 2nd 
Edition) ; London, 1911. 
123. NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF EpucaTtioN. Twenty-first Vear- 
book: Intelligence Tests and Their Use; Bloomington, Illinois, 
1922. 
124. O'ROURKE, L. J. “Saving Dollars and Energy by Personnel Research: 
An Investigation in the Interest of the Postal Service”; Journal 
of Personnel Research, 1926, iv, 351-364, 433-450. 
125. Otis, A. S. Statistical Method in Educational Measurement; Yonkers, 
1925. 
126. Parsons, F. Choosing a Vocation; Boston, 1909. 
127. PATRIDGE, G. E. An Outline of Individual Study; New York, 1910. 
128. PaTERSON, D. G. “Methods of Rating Human Qualities”; Annals, 
1923, CX, 81-903. 
129. PATERSON, D. G. Preparation and Use of New-Type Examinations; 
Yonkers, 1925. 
130. PATERSON, D. G. “The Scott Company Graphic Rating Scale”; Jour- 
nal of Personnel Research, 1922, i, 361-376. 
131. PATERSON, D. G., AND LANGLIE, T. A. “Empirical Data on the Scor- 
ing of True-False Tests”; Journal of Applied Psychology, 1925, 
ix, 339-348. 
132. PatTEN, E. F. “An Experiment in Testing Engine Lathe Aptitude’; 
Journal of Applied Psychology, 1923, vii, 16-29. 
133. PAYNE, A. F. The Relation of Vocational and Educational Guidance 
to Vocational Education; National Vocational Guidance Associa- 
tion Bulletin, 1923, i, 103-107. 
134. PEARSON, K. Grammar of Science; London, 1900. 
135. PEARSON, K. Tables for Statisticians and Biometricians; Cambridge, 
1914. 
136. PERRIN, F. A. C. “Physical Attractiveness and Repulsiveness”; Jour- 
nal of Experimental Psychology, 1921, iv, 203-217. 
137. Personnel System of the United States Army (2 vols.) ; Washington, 
1919. 
138. Personnel Terminology; Report of Committee on Management Term- 
inology, Special Paper No. 10, American Management Associa- 
tion, New York, 1925. 
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