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The Traditional Sex-Stereotype Of A Job As A Moderator Variable For The Directionality Of Sex Biases In Performance Evaluation, Bernard Bena
The Traditional Sex-Stereotype Of A Job As A Moderator Variable For The Directionality Of Sex Biases In Performance Evaluation, Bernard Bena
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
Accurate and objective performance appraisals are absolutely necessary due to their utility in important personnel decisions such as promotion, demotion and training. This study examines the contaminating effects of sex bias on performance evaluations and it's relationship to the sex-stereotype of the job and levels of performance. Unlike previous studies, this study not only examines these effects at the extremes of performance, but at average levels as well. Also, unlike previous studies, the subjects empirically determined the sex-typed nature of the jobs and the levels of performance within those jobs rather than the experimenter having made a priori decisions. Hypothetical …
The Operational Effectiveness Of The Behavioral Expectations Scale & The Mixed Standard Scale: A Comparative Evaluation, Deborah Boniske
The Operational Effectiveness Of The Behavioral Expectations Scale & The Mixed Standard Scale: A Comparative Evaluation, Deborah Boniske
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
Performance evaluations were obtained on firefighters in a large Midwestern City. The evaluations were conducted through utilization of two different scale types (The Behavioral Expectation Scale and The Mixed Standard Scale). These evaluations were obtained in order to test the hypotheses that the MSS was psychometrically superior to the BES in the reduction of halo and leniency error and that the MSS was also the better scale type in terms of producing higher interrater reliability. Leniency error (in both the absolute and comparative sense) was examined by conducting a series of T-tests. Halo error was investigated by a comparison of …
Ua3/6/3 Position Classification Plan Memos, Harry Largen, Donald Zacharias
Ua3/6/3 Position Classification Plan Memos, Harry Largen, Donald Zacharias
WKU Archives Records
Memo to deans and directors from WKU Vice President for Business Affairs Harry Largen re: the distribution of WKU President Donald Zacharias' memo. Memo to WKU employees from Donald Zacharias regarding the approval of the Position Classification Plan.
Exhibit Iii - Position Classification & Compensation Plan, Donald Zacharias
Exhibit Iii - Position Classification & Compensation Plan, Donald Zacharias
Board of Regents Documents
Recommendation regarding employee position classification and compensation plan to be approved by the Board of Regents.
Ua3/6/3 Classification Plan For Nonexempt Staff Positions Memo, Harry Largen
Ua3/6/3 Classification Plan For Nonexempt Staff Positions Memo, Harry Largen
WKU Archives Records
Memo to WKU President John Minton from WKU Vice President for Business Affairs Harry Largen regarding a classification plan for nonexempt employees.
Stereotype Bias In Selection: A Process Approach, Donald V. Currie
Stereotype Bias In Selection: A Process Approach, Donald V. Currie
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
This investigation was to determine if an applicant’s sex and the job’s sex orientation stereotypes affected the evaluation of applicant information and subsequent selection decision outcomes. Interviewers (N=48) were asked to rate the employment suitability of 49 hypothetical applicants. The results indicated that an interaction of the applicant’s sex and job’s sex orientation had marginal affect on the importance weightings in two of the four applicant attribute factors, motivation/ability and personality/appearance. Applicants with equivalent qualifications did not receive comparable employment suitability ratings, Unfair job discrimination was demonstrated by these data. It was concluded that the applicant’s sex and the job’s …
Occupational Injury Control Through System Safety Analysis - A Comparative Study, Victor Aeby
Occupational Injury Control Through System Safety Analysis - A Comparative Study, Victor Aeby
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
The study was a comparative retrospective analysis to determine the effectiveness of MORT (Management Oversight and Risk Tree), a system safety method, in reducing the incidence and cost of occupational injuries occurring at the Tennessee Wheel and Rubber Company. Implementation of MORT on April 1, 1974 at the plant facility allowed for statistical comparison of accidents between the time periods April 1, 1972 through March 31, 1974 and April 1, 1974 through March 31, 1976.
Data on injury incidence were gathered by researching the company's worker compensation reports. Cost figures for injuries were drawn from computer printouts provided by the …
Ua3/6/3 Proposed Funding For Nonexempt Employee Classification, Wku President's Office
Ua3/6/3 Proposed Funding For Nonexempt Employee Classification, Wku President's Office
WKU Archives Records
Three proposals for funding nonexempt employees with grade and step charts.