Replication, Measurement, and the Advancement of I/O Psychology: Two Years On
Two years ago when this blog was started, the key driver was to have a forum, not only to discuss best practice
How Scientific is Peer Review
In my contemplation of the purity of scientific pursuit, I came across an article by Frank Furedi (Science’s peer system needs a
I/O Psychology Needs to Grow Up
In line with a common thread through my blogs, I draw into question the notion that I/O psychology is indeed a science,
What Are The Areas Where Qualitative Methodologies May Be Appropriate?
What are the areas where qualitative methodologies may be appropriate? I have discussed before the limitations of the discipline as a quantitative
The Great Divides in I/O Psychology: Divide 1 – Practitioner vs. Scientist
I have often discussed the role of science in our discipline and have argued that it has consistently played a back role