Chapter 5 & 6 - I/O Psychology

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The process of finding how well an employee performs in alignment with a given rating scale
Performance Appraisal

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TermDefinition
The process of finding how well an employee performs in alignment with a given rating scale
Performance Appraisal
A way of measuring performance in which you have visual images and values to assign employees with
Graphic Rating Scale
A similar measure to the Graphic Rate Scale but it is ANCHORED by behaviors that exemplify what each value is meant to represent
Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scale (BARS)
A measure that puts forth things can be seen in an employee that together produce a score with points based on whether these are present
Checklist (Weighted)
Helpful for: Development and Training, Personnel Decisions (Give a raise or fire)
Performance Appraisal
Making relative judgements on employees based on each other's performance
Employee Comparison
Focusing feedback on the task rather than the person results in better reception
Feedback Intervention Theory (FIT)
How well a person takes feedback on average
Feedback Orientation
Being too lenient, being too harsh, defaulting to the middle, being swayed by good or bad judgments are all examples of ____ ____
Rater Errors
How someone views the capacity to change within others
Implicit Person Theory
Your accuracy on each question causes adjustments in difficulty of successive questions
Computer Adaptive Testing
A judgement of how quickly you can perform the task or complete the questions; time limited
Speed Test
A judgement of how well you can solve the more complex problems
Power Test
A test administered in a question - response format, sometimes on paper, sometimes on computer; knowledge assessment
Pencil and Paper Test
A test administered to measure a specific skill via your demonstration of it (eg. manual dexterity vs psychomotor skills)
Performance Test
The objective of our measure, what we are trying to get a better understanding of
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