1st Edition

Becoming an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist

By Dennis Doverspike, Catalina Flores Copyright 2019
176 Pages
by Routledge

176 Pages
by Routledge

176 Pages
by Routledge

So you want to be an Industrial-Organizational (I-O) Psychologist? You may have heard that it is one of the fields of the future, fast-growing, and a highly sought-after profession. But what is Industrial-Organizational Psychology? What does an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist do? Answering these questions and many more, Becoming an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist is the perfect... Read more

Preface

Part 1. Beginning Thoughts

Chapter 1. Introduction

Chapter 2. The I-O Psychologist.

Part 2. The Undergraduate Student Years

Chapter 3. Pursuing I-O as an Undergraduate

Chapter 4. Applying to Graduate School

Chapter 5. Types of I-O Graduate Programs

Chapter 6. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions: Selecting the Right Program and Offer

Part 3. The Graduate Student Years

Chapter 7. The Graduate School Years

Chapter 8. Applied Experience and Internships

Chapter 9. Licensure and Certification

Chapter 10. Cha-Cha-Changes: Transitioning into I-O

Part 4. Careers

Chapter 11. Academic Jobs and Careers

Chapter 12. Consulting Jobs and Careers

Chapter 13. Industry Jobs and Careers

Chapter 14. Government Jobs and Careers

Part 5. Concluding Thoughts

Chapter 15. Concluding Thoughts

Biography

Dennis Doverspike is the President of Doverspike Consulting, LLC. He recently retired from his position as Full Professor of Psychology at The University of Akron, and has authored three books and over 200 other publications in Industrial-Organizational Psychology.

Catalina Flores is a Ph.D. Candidate in Industrial-Organizational Psychology at The University of Akron.

"Doverspike and Flores’ text is a welcome addition to the literature available on how to become, and have, a successful career as an Industrial-Organizational (IO) Psychologist. This book is a valuable resource for undergraduates, graduates and early career IO psychologists. The undergraduate section is particularly welcome to see as many Psychology departments do not have IO Psychology as part of their undergraduate curriculum. The use of textboxes throughout this volume is excellent. Another important addition is the use of career vignettes that illustrate how students become interested in IO and the breadth of careers open to IO Psychologists. This volume is an excellent resource for any IO Psychologist and I recommend it for both undergraduate and graduate courses." - Daniel Svyantek, Professor, Auburn University, USA.