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Work and Organisational Psychology, Multiple-component retail product Book

Work and Organisational Psychology Multiple-component retail product

Edited by Gregory J. Boyle, John G. O′Gorman, Gerard J. Fogarty

Part of the SAGE Benchmarks in Psychology series

Multiple-component retail product

Description

Work and organizational psychology is a branch of mainstream psychology which has truly global reach.

This subject covers a broad array of aspects such as individual, team and organizational effectiveness, creativity and innovation, cross-cultural leadership and the organization of health services, healthcare and employee well-being.

In five thematic volumes, this collection brings together key papers on the topic, and together with the introductory chapters written by the Editor for each volume, is designed to serve the interests of psychology scholars, and also those involved in the social and behavioural sciences, more broadly. Volume One: Research MethodologyVolume Two: Assessment and SelectionVolume Three:  Organisational Change and DevelopmentVolume Four:  Human Resource and Performance ManagementVolume Five:    Emerging Trends 

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