Predictors of self-efficacy for cognitive ability employment testing

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The potential predictors of initial levels and changes in self-efficacy (S-E) are examined for cognitive ability employment testing. The analysis shows that there is no direct race effect on cognitive ability testing S-E and the failure in employment tests show that Whites and women appear to lower their S-E more than other race-groups.

Preemployment Testing, Job Description & Qualifications, Employment tests, Job qualifications, Vocational qualifications

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Cooperation by design: structure and cooperation in interorganizational networks

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The role and importance of cooperation and the relationship between the interorganizational networks (ION) are analyzed. The analysis suggests that the ION is structured in ways that capture the benefits of formalization, density, intensity and centrality while avoiding their negative effects on cooperation.

Labor Relations, Employee Relations, Interorganizational relations, Labour relations

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Website design: Viewing the web as a cognitive landscape

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A Website Preference Scale (WSPS) is developed to understand the marketing strategies that attract visitors to websites. The underlying dimensions of effective website design are identified and an insight into site design characteristics, which might lead to a higher likelihood of revisit is provided.

Evaluation, Company Web site/Web page, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites, Web site design

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