Computer technology applications in industrial and organizational psychology.

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This article reviews computer applications developed and utilized by industrial-organizational (I-O) psychologists, both in practice and in research. A primary emphasis is on applications developed for Internet usage, because this 'network of networks' ... (Full abstract text below)

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