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Focuses on some key issues that have attracted particular attention from psychologists and seeks to show, with examples from British research, how organizational psychology has developed and is continuing to develop.
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Thomas Barnes
reviewed Are black men more risk-averse than white men in their choices of occupations? on April 27, 2015
Are black men more risk-averse than white men in their choices of occupations?
This is a pretty good introductory piece. I read the 8th edition, published in 2016. However, it is already rather out of date. Laws around diversity and discrimination and harassment have changed, so this textbook is a bit behind in that regard. Not to mention it says "he or she" all the time instead of gender neutral they/them. All the examples have gendered pronouns, which makes no sense.
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