This bulletin is based on research conducted by A/Prof Vivienne Milligan and Dr Gethin Davison at the AHURI Research Centre— UNSW, Prof Kath Hulse at the AHURI Research Centre—Swinburne University of Technology and Prof Paul Flatau at the AHURI Research Centre—UWA. The research examined how leading Australian NFP housing organisations have developed their organisational capacities in response t...

K. Zhu1; Z. Lou2; J. Zhou3; N. Ballester4; N. Kong5; P. Parikh4 1Purdue University, Statistics, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA; 2Purdue University, Industrial Engineering, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA; 3Tsinghua University, Automation, Beijing, China; 4Wright State University, Biomedical, Industrial and Human Factors Engineering, Dayton, Ohio, USA; 5Purdue University, Biomedical Engineering, West...

This is a more important book than its small size and unPretentious appearance would suggest. Its author, assistant director ?f research in Industrial Psychology at Cambridge, has provided a sUrvey of the principles underlying the application of psychology to industry, and has distilled from a vast volume of experimental Xvork an account of the most important achievements. It is thus a most use...

— The Indian State of Kerala presents a paradox of development, with its remarkable social achievements and relative industrial backwardness. This paper describes Kerala’s industrial backwardness as due to a path-dependent process of industrialization. A policy decision in the 1930s—marked by a priority for investments in chemical-based industries and the identification of hydroelectricity as a...

The Impact of Company Grade Officer Self-Sacrificial Behavior on Subordinate Assessments of Leader Charisma by Danjel Bout M.A., University of California at Davis, 2006 B.A., California State Polytechnic University at Pomona, 1999 Dissertation Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Industrial and Organizational Psychology

Each of us has come to envisage psychology as primarily concerned with the methods of response of the organism to two characteristic features of the environment. The first of these features lies in the fact that the environment is a causal texture {Kausalgefuge) 2 in which different events are regularly dependent upon each other. And because of the presence of such causal couplings (Kausalkoppe...

The article analyzes the basic paradigms of psychology and put forward the thesis of the expansion of the subject area of psychology in the course of historical development, and describes the main features of integrative psychology. Highlighted in the article the new paradigm of psychology (transpersonal, communicative, integrative), make it possible to trace a vector of development of modern p...

the purpose of this research was to design a semi-industrial culture medium to obtain the maximum biomass production from bacterium bacillus subtilis utb96. in the first step, in order to reduce the cost of culture medium components, commercial products and industrial by products including, sugar beet molasses, sugar cane molasses, potato waste water and milk serum as carbon sources and corn st...

According to Saunders, conservation psychology (CP) seeks to “conduct psychological research that is directly oriented toward the goal of environmental sustainability.” Such research, writes Saunders, will be centered around “two broad outcome areas: a) motivating people to act in more environmentally-friendly ways, and b) encouraging people to care about the natural world and their role in it....

Authors Note Michael P. Wilmot and Colin G. DeYoung, Department of Psychology, University of Minnesota; David Stillwell and Michal Kosinski, The Psychometrics Centre, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom. Portions of this article were presented at the 28 th annual conference of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, April 2013, Houston, Texas. We thank Mark Snyd...