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Author: Edwin A. Fleishman Publisher: ISBN: Category : Psychology Languages : en Pages : 544
Book Description
Textbook analysing behavioural sciences developments in the field of job classification and forecasting of work performance - examines the issues associated with human task taxonomy; studies methodologycal considerations and evaluation techniques of classification systems; describes new approaches to performance appraisal and attainment appraisal. Graphs and tables.
Author: Edwin A. Fleishman Publisher: ISBN: Category : Psychology Languages : en Pages : 544
Book Description
Textbook analysing behavioural sciences developments in the field of job classification and forecasting of work performance - examines the issues associated with human task taxonomy; studies methodologycal considerations and evaluation techniques of classification systems; describes new approaches to performance appraisal and attainment appraisal. Graphs and tables.
Author: American Institutes for Research. Washington Office, Silver Spring MD. Skills Research Program Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 49
Author: Jerrold M. Levine Publisher: ISBN: Category : Performance technology Languages : en Pages : 0
Book Description
The development and evaluation of systems for describing and classifying tasks which can improve generalization of research results about human performance is essential for organizing, communicating, and implementing these research findings. The present research was undertaken to develop one such system which is based on an information processing model. A theoretical model for task classification, generated as one of several approaches to development of a taxonomy of human performance, is presented. A method for empirical evaluation of the model is described in terms of a two-fold iterative procedure involving computer simulations.
Author: Robert B. Miller Publisher: ISBN: Category : Performance Languages : en Pages : 63
Book Description
A user-oriented approach is proposed for the development of new ways of describing and analyzing tasks and duties. The author considers it essential for these taxonomies to be developed and evaluated as operational information-getting and decision-making tools for use by system designers. Man-machine system design applications of this kind of tool are described in the decision areas of system characteristics, human factors engineering, selection, and training. Methodological proposals are made for the development of performance taxonomies in future years. Some current laboratory research assumptions and procedures used in developing taxonomies are criticized on the grounds that they are not adequately representative of the real world and do not lead to useful tools. Specific suggestions are presented regarding a modified laboratory approach. (Author).
Author: Edwin A. Fleishman
Author: Edwin A. Fleishman
Author: Edwin A. Fleishman
Author: American Institutes for Research
Author: Edwin A. Fleishman
Author: American Institutes for Research. Washington Office, Silver Spring MD. Skills Research Program
Author: Robert B. Miller (Of International Business Machines Corporation)
Author: George R. Wheaton
Author: George C. Theologus
Author: Jerrold M. Levine
Author: Robert B. Miller