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Ph.D. Industrial / Organizational Psychology
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Core Faculty
Personnel Psychology
Research interests:
Web-based training and e-learning
Gaming and mobile technologies for training
Enhancing work processes with technology
Stereotype threat in organizations
Research methodology software development
Please see Dr. Landers' website for additional information about his research. |
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Karin A. Orvis,
Assistant Professor, Ph.D.
George Mason University
Industrial /Organizational Psychology
Room 346C,
phone 757-683-4215, korvis@odu.edu |
Research interests:
Employee and leader self-development.
Technology-delivered training, focusing on videogame-based training and e-learning
Non-cognitive predictors (e.g., personality) of work performance and attitudes
Psychological contract
Please see Dr. Orvis' website for additional information about her research and courses. |
Organizational Psychology
Research interests:
- Organization development and change
- Leadership
- Cultural diversity
- Positive psychology in organizations
- Chinese organizations and management practices
Please see Dr. Davis' website for additional information about his research and courses.
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Debra A. Major
Professor, Ph.D.
Michigan State University.
Industrial/Organizational
Psychology, Room 346H
phone 757-683-4235
DMAJOR@odu.edu |
Research interests:
- Work-family conflict and how it is affected by supportive workplace relationships
- Inclusive climate and career barriers encountered by women and ethnic minorities
- Career development: mentoring, socialization, proactive personality
Please see Dr. Major's website for additional information about her research and courses.
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Affiliated Faculty
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Ivan K. Ash
Assistant Professor, Ph.D.
University of Illinois at Chicago
Cognitive Psychology
Room 132E
phone 757-683-4446 IASH@odu.edu |
Research interests:
- Problem solving, decision making, & judgment formation
- Comprehension & representation of information in complex situations
- Individual differences in performance due to expertise, knowledge, & cognitive abilities
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Research interests:
- Human reactions to alarm and warning systems
- Use of simulation for military and other complex task training
- Medical modeling and simulation
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Research interests:
- Medical modeling and simulation research and development
- Performance issues within virtual environments
- Human attention and workload
- User interaction with automation
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