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020 _a9781446260692 (c)
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050 0 4 _aHF5548.8 .W67 2013
245 0 0 _aWork and occupational psychology
_bintegrating theory and practice
_c[edited by] Rachel Lewis, Lara Zibarras.
250 _aFirst edition.
260 _aThousand Oaks, CA
_bSage Publications
_c2013.
263 _a1302
300 _axviii, 474 pages
_bilustrations
_c24 centimeters.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
504 _aPART ONE: INTRODUCTION TO WORK AND OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY What Is Occupational Psychology? - Lara Zibarras and Rachel Lewis What Are Occupational Psychologists? - Lara Zibarras and Rachel Lewis Ethical and Research Skills You Will Need as an Occupational Psychologist - Lara Zibarras and Rachel Lewis PART TWO: KEY AREAS IN OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Employee Relations Motivation - Iain Coyne and Fiona Gavin Counselling and Personal Development - Andrew Kinder, Kevin Nind, Diane Aitchison and Eugene Farrell Career Development and Appraisal - Juliette Alban Metcalfe Design of Environments and Work: Health, Safety and Well-being - Fehmidah Munir and Hilary McDermott Organizational Development and Change - Nigel Guenole and David Biggs Selection and Assessment - Anna Koczwara and Vicki Ashworth Training - Kamal Birdi and Tracey Reid Automation and Human Machine Interaction - Varuni Wimalasiri PART THREE: CONSIDERING THE FUTURE Emerging Trends and Future Directions in Occupational Psychology - Lara Zibarras and Rachel Lewis Future Directions for Occupational Psychologists - Lara Zibarras and Rachel Lewis
650 0 0 _aPsychology, Industrial
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700 1 0 _aZibarras, Lara.
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