2006
DOI: 10.1026/0932-4089.50.4.176
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Stand und Perspektiven der Personalpsychologie

Abstract: Zusammenfassung. Würde das Fachgebiet Personalpsychologie lediglich als inhaltlicher Teilbereich der Arbeits- und Organisationspsychologie definiert, bliebe unberücksichtigt, dass Fragestellungen der Forschung und Anwendung je nach Kontext und Zielsetzung als organisations-, arbeits- oder spezifisch personalpsychologisch anzusehen sind. Hier wird Personalpsychologie charakterisiert durch ihre primäre Konzentration auf das Individuum, durch ihre Ausrichtung auf die Tätigkeitsfelder Beruf und Personal, durch ihr… Show more

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“…The CIs that were used in the Delphi study covered situations of high significance for SPSM, following the definition of a critical incident by Flanagan (1954). In using predefined CIs, this research followed Schuler (2014), who suggests that the dimensions of CIs might either be predefined, generated by statistical methods, or by expert consensus (Schuler 2014). The CIs in this study were derived from the most prominent competences and knowledge areas identified in the SLR thus indicating that these competences were critical from the research experts' point of view.…”
Section: From the Slr To The Delphi Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The CIs that were used in the Delphi study covered situations of high significance for SPSM, following the definition of a critical incident by Flanagan (1954). In using predefined CIs, this research followed Schuler (2014), who suggests that the dimensions of CIs might either be predefined, generated by statistical methods, or by expert consensus (Schuler 2014). The CIs in this study were derived from the most prominent competences and knowledge areas identified in the SLR thus indicating that these competences were critical from the research experts' point of view.…”
Section: From the Slr To The Delphi Studymentioning
confidence: 99%