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ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

Industrial and organizational psychology applies psychological principles to organizations and the workplace. Industrial-organizational psychologists contribute to a company’s success by improving the performance and wellbeing of its employees. This topic covers the latest news and information on industrial and organizational psychology.

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