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why multiculturalism important for io psych
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1.definition..human beh in all parts of world
2.us based multinational corp attempt to apply 1 size fits all mentality; attempts to deny cultural differences 3. promotes diversity (enriching) |
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west vs rest
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relevant to US situations and less concern their applicability to other countries
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hofstedes theory
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five basic elements which cultures can be distinguised (indi-coll continuum); compatible with american culture but less with others
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1. individualism/ collectivism
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degree to which indiv expected to look after themselves vs. remaining integrated into groups
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2. power distance
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degree to which less powerful members of organization accept and expect uneuql distribution of power
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3.uncertainty avoidance
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extent to which members feel comfortable in unstructured situations
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4.masculinity/femininity
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distribution of emotional roles b/w genders
masculine cultures emphasize accomplishment and technical perfromance feminine emphasize interpersonal relationships and communication |
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5.long term vs. short term orientation
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extent members expect immediate vs. delayed gratification of material, social and emotional needs
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horizontal vs. vertical cultures
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horizontal: minimize distance b/w individuals
vertical: accepts and depends upon distances b/w individuals |
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schwartz
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7 motivational types of human values: achievement, enjoyment, maturity, prosocial, restrictive conformity, security, self-direction
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micro/macro/meso research
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micro= individual beh
macro=collective beh meso=integrate both; multi-level or cross level analysis |
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campbell's model of job performance
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time to complete training course, number of pieces produced, total days abset, total value of sales, promotion rates w/in organization... to measure performance
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performance
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=beh relevant to organizational's goals, measured by each individual's proficiency; observed and described
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effectiveness
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evaluation of results of performance
controlled by factors beyond actions of an individual |
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productivity
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ratio of effectivness (output) to cost of achieving the level of effectiveness (input)
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campbell's 3 direct determinants of job performance
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declarative knowledge
procedural knowledge and skill motivation |
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adaptive performance
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flexibility and ability to adapt to changing circumstances
(technologies, mergers, downsizing, globalization) |
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expert performance
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performing for at least 10 years and have spent average of 4 hours/day in deliberate practice
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deliberate practice
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individualized training on tasks selected by qualified teacher
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Weiss and Shanteau
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4 kinda of expertise
1.expert judges: evaluation + qualitative or quantitative expression 2. expert predictors: evaluation + projection to a future event 3. expert instructors: evaluation + communication 4. expert performers: evaluation + execution |
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job evaluation
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internal pay decisions by comparing job titles to one another and determine relative merit
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comparable worth
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jobs of comparable worth should get comparable pay
internal controls (job evaluation) and external controls (salary surveys) |