IO Psychology SIG: Why Reliability is the Game-Changer in Talent Development & Selection
- Start: 5:30pm
- End: 7:00pm
- Duration: 1 Hours 30 Min
- Category: Regional Events
- Region: Auckland
- Albany Psychology Clinic - Massey University
- Level 3, Albany Village Library Building (off Kell Drive)
- 229 Dairy Flat Highway
- Albany Village, North Shore 0632
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Brought to you in partnership with the Auckland IO Psychology Special Interest Group (IOSIG) and HRNZ
You no doubt know the difference between a pop test and a credible psychological test. Serious thinking and work goes into developing a credible test. One vital component is the test’s reliability. That means this measure is one you can rely on. Reliability is not just crucial for tests. Think of the other measures you rely on for people assessments and decisions. Performance ratings, 360’s, staff surveys, team building personality assessments. If reliability is fundamental, how do we know if the measures we’re looking at are ones we can rely on? How credible is your advice and decisions if based on the shaky ground of unreliable measures?
📢 Why attend?
The measures you use, often for high-stakes decisions about people, rest on the assumption of reliability. Duncan gives you the opportunity to check your assumptions, and to make the changes that will make your measures more useful and your decisions more credible.
Pricing
HRNZ Members = $20.00
HRNZ Student Members = FREE
Registered Psychologists/Chartered Organisational Psychologists = $20.00*
Non-Members = $30.00
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*Registered Psychologists/Chartered Organisational Psychologists, please email [email protected] for the discount code
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Presenter Details
Professor Duncan J. R. Jackson, King’s Business School
Professor Duncan J. R. Jackson PhD, CPsychol., FHEA, Academic MCIPD Duncan Jackson is a Professor in the Department of Human Resource Management and Employee Relations, King’s Business School, King’s College London. He has published in some of the leading journals in the discipline, including the Journal of Applied Psychology, the Journal of Vocational Behavior, the Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology, Personnel Psychology, Human Performance, and the International Journal of Selection and Assessment. Duncan is Associate Editor for Human Performance and the Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology and is a Senior Data Analyst for the Cabinet Office in the UK. Duncan’s research is concerned with multifaceted assessment in the organisational context, which includes artificial intelligence evaluations, performance assessment, and assessment and development centres. Duncan has an interest in applications of generalizability theory as a comprehensive perspective on measurement reliability. At King’s College, Duncan teaches Analytics for HRM and Business and Research Methods. He is the Programme Director for the MSc in HRM and Organizational Analysis, which offers a CIPD-accredited Master’s-level course. Duncan has worked with and consulted to organisations in New Zealand, South Korea, and the United Kingdom.
Sponsor Details
IOSIG
This event is brought to you in partnership with the Auckland IO Psychology Special Interest Group
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