Personality and Intelligence at Work: Exploring and Explaining Individual Differences at WorkRoutledge |
Contents
1 Individual differences at work | 1 |
2 Methods to assess work behaviour and potential | 31 |
3 Personality testing in the workplace | 73 |
4 Types temperaments and traits at work | 112 |
5 Personality disorders at work | 141 |
6 Cognitive ability at work | 180 |
7 The social intelligences at work | 210 |
8 Creativity at work | 233 |
9 Attitudes beliefs styles and values at work | 268 |
10 Integrity and dishonesty at work | 293 |
11 Competence at work | 318 |
12 The future of differential psychology and assessment and selection | 335 |
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