Many psychologists have noticed a big gap between academic research on which personnel selection methods are most effective and which personnel selection methods are most popular in the real world of human resource practices. ...

The idea that chromium(III) is an essential element has been debated for over 50 years. Just as the element’s essentiality is debated, so are the effects of chromium(III) supplementation, particularly in healthy subjects. ...

Over the years, a myriad of diseases have decimated the Native American population in the Pacific Northwest. The last epidemic that affected these Pacific Northwest tribal communities was the Spanish Influenza which dates ...

This study investigated if cultural differences between the United States and the People’s Republic of China affect (1) the rating errors/bias of performance appraisal (PA) feedback employees receive from their supervisors, ...

The purpose of this study was to examine how organizational values influence humor styles within the workplace. Researchers have shown values to be the core of organizational culture, influencing various aspects of the ...

A lizard that sees a predator sometimes becomes immobile to avoid detection, but it is unclear how the energy demands of this strategy compare to those of a calm lizard. I quantified the metabolic response of adult male ...

The first decision a researcher must make is to decide what sample size will be used in the experiment. Many researchers are familiar with sample size issues for the simple t-test, approximate binomial tests, two-sample ...

The Holocaust is an atrocity that remains a vital area of study regardless of how many decades pass. It presents educators with opportunities to discuss not only the historical facts of the event but also the numerous ...

This study investigated the role of organizational identification as a mediator of the relationship between transformational leadership and organizational citizenship behaviors. Participants were 128 employees from ...