Industrial/Organizational Psychology

A Basic Introduction

By: Rachael Collinson, Louis Bevoc

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Industrial/organizational psychologists are employed in organizations all over the world. They use principles and practices from their field to conduct the research required to improve workforces in terms of attitude and productivity. Their goal is to help employees find motivation and job satisfaction as their organizations grow, change, and evolve. This book focuses on the basic skills, knowledge, methodology, responsibilities, and benefits of I/O psychologists. It also examines their future potential as the field continues to grow and expand. The text is informational and educational, and it is written for easy reader understanding at all levels. If you are interested in learning about Industrial/organizational psychology, then this book is for you.

Great summary, bad virtual voice.

It was a great summary! I hated the virtual voice. I think it messed up some words because some sentences didn't make sense.

Great book

Great info in the book, but FYI the voice of the narrator was not to my liking.

I like it because im a incoming psychologist

nothing bad maybe not long enough but I enjoyed it. I will listen again

simplicity

a great way to learn more about Io psychology and how it impacts ones life through interaction with people who are working in various industries to keep us going

Poor ai reader

The reader is ai and makes too many mistakes. The content is very broad and doesn’t serve any purpose other than what a pamphlet on “becoming an industrial and organizational psychologist “ would. Basic.