The effects of videoconference, telephone, and face-to-face media on interviewer and applicant judgments in employment interviews
By Susan G. Straus, J. Miles, Laurie L. Levesque. 2001
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Subfields: Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, Social Psychology, Sociology and Political Science
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- Preliminary Development of a Model and Measure of Computer-Mediated Communication (CMC) Competence (2006, background): “…clarity), perceptions of appropriateness and effectiveness, efficiency, task success or accomplishment, satisfaction (Harrison & Rainer, 1996; Straus et al., 2001; Westmyer, DiCioccio, & Rubin, 1998), and relationship development (attraction, intimacy, commitment, etc.), as well as more…”
- Technology in The employmenT inTerview: A meTA-AnAlysis And FuTure reseArch AgendA (2016, background): “…Silvesteret al. (2000) 70 -0.96 TI Employment Student applicants Field Silvester & Anderson (2003) 57 0.05 TI Employment Student applicants Field Straus et al. (2001) 60 0.04 TI/VC Employment Students Lab Thompson & Surface (2006) – Sample 1 32 -1.03 TI Oral proficiency Military personnel Field…”
- LABOR‐MARKET CONSEQUENCES OF POOR ATTITUDE AND LOW SELF‐ESTEEM IN YOUTH (2006, unknown): “1991; Hamermesh and Parker 2003) may more directly measure true physical appearance than those that rely on data generated out of personal interviews (Straus et al. 2001).”