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The employment interview : theory, research and practice
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Newbury Park : Sage Pub, 1989
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9780803932708

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Providing comprehensive treatment of theory, research and practice, The Employment Interview creates a forum for the integration and cross-fertilization of the diverse research being done on the employment interview, considers the implications for enhancing interviewer performance, and stimulates further research.


Table of Contents

Part 1 Introduction And Research Design Precepts
Employment Interviewer ResearchRobert W Eder and K Michelle Kacmar and Gerald R Ferris
History and Synthesis
Employment Interview ResearchK Michelle Kacmar and Shannon L Ratcliff and Gerald R Ferris
Internal and External Validity
Part 2 Preinterview Impression Effects
Threats to the Incremental Validity of Interviewer JudgmentsRobert L Dipboye
Unfair Discrimination in the Employment InterviewJames E Campion and Richard D Arvey
Part 3 The Interviewer's Decision Making Process: Short Cuts And Short Circuits
Unfavorable Information and Interview DecisionsPatricia M Rowe
Interviewer Decision StylesAllen J Schuh
Attribution Theory and Interview DecisionsPeter Herriot
Part 4 Interview Context And Purposes
Contextual Effects on Interview DecisionsRobert W Eder
The Employment Interview as a Recruitment DeviceSara L Rynes
Part 5 Interview Content: Information Search Strategies
Development of a Selection InterviewHubert S Feild and Robert D Gatewood
A Job Content Strategy
The Patterned Behavior Description InterviewTom Janz
The Best Prophet of the Future is the Past
The Reliability, Validity and Practicality of the Situational InterviewGary P Latham
The Interview as a Multimodal ProcedureHeinz Schuler and Uwe Funke
Part 6 Applicant Strategies
The Politics of the Employment InterviewDavid C Gilmore and Gerald R Ferris
Impression Management by Applicants During the Employment InterviewRobert A Baron
The 'Too Much of Good Thing' Effect
Part 7 Interpersonal Dynamics
Understanding Interpersonal Behavior in the Employment InterviewRobert C Liden and Charles K Parsons
A Reciprocal Interaction Analysis
The Employment Interview as a Cognitive Performing ScriptWilliam L Tullar
Part 8 Employment Interview Validity
Assessing the Employment InterviewGeorge F Dreher and Steven D Maurer
Deficiencies Associated with the Existing Domain of Validity Coefficients
The Validity of the Employment InterviewSteven F Cronshaw and Willi H Wiesner
Models for Research and Practice
Part 9 Commentary
The State of Employment Interview ResearchMilton D Hakel
Research MethodologyM Ronald Buckley and William Weitzel
Effective Employment InterviewingJames G Goodale
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