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3130 ORAL<br />

Industrial/organizational psychology<br />

Chair: Ronald Fischer, New Zealand<br />

3130.1 Rewarding seniority: Exploring organizational and cultural determinants <strong>of</strong><br />

seniority-based allocations, Ronald Fischer, Victoria University Wellington, New Zealand<br />

The present study investigates the use <strong>of</strong> seniority as a means to reward employees in<br />

organizations in Britain, the US, New Zealand, and Germany. Employees from various<br />

organizations are asked to indicate how <strong>of</strong>ten their organization uses seniority when deciding over<br />

pay raises, promotions and dismissals. It is found that organizations with egalitarian cultures,<br />

economically successful organizations and public sector organizations rely more on seniority.<br />

Uncertainty avoidance predicts reliance on seniority at a culture level. The potential <strong>of</strong> seniority to<br />

maintain and control conflict inherent in open systems and implications for the aging workforce in<br />

Western societies are discussed.<br />

3130.2 Social loafing in the continuous public good dilemma, Weipeng Hu, Kan Shi, Wing<br />

Tung Au, China<br />

The study investigated the effect <strong>of</strong> social value orientation, information structure and decision<br />

time on the occurrence <strong>of</strong> social loafing in Public Good Dilemma. Results found that without<br />

information feedback, social value orientation would significantly predict the occurrence <strong>of</strong> social<br />

loafing; with the information feedback, social value orientation, information structure and decision<br />

time would have effect on the occurrence <strong>of</strong> social loafing; moreover, both prosocial and proself<br />

behave similarly at the beginning and at the end <strong>of</strong> the process; It seems that social value<br />

orientation would be changed with the influence <strong>of</strong> other’s decision information under the social<br />

interaction.<br />

3130.3 Study on managers’ creativities, Guangzhu Liu, Wenli Chen, Management <strong>Psychology</strong>,<br />

Human Resource Management, China<br />

158 managers and 103 students were investigated with Creative Test Questionnaire and<br />

Performance Maintenance Questionnaire. The results showed that there was no difference between<br />

man and woman in their creativity by X&sup2;-test. So far the level <strong>of</strong> China enterprise manager<br />

creativity is not high. The manager behaviors were divided into 4 kinds with the Performance<br />

Maintenance Questionnaire. The difference <strong>of</strong> 4 kinds managers creativities was most sufficient by<br />

X&sup2;-test. The comparison between students and managers showed the difference <strong>of</strong><br />

X&sup2;-test was sufficient. The students’ creativities were higher than that <strong>of</strong> present enterprise<br />

managers.<br />

3130.4 Study on the psychological qualities <strong>of</strong> Chinese woman enterprisers, Guangzhu Liu,<br />

Xingmin Duan, Management <strong>Psychology</strong>, Human Resource Management, China<br />

China women have special personalities and characters. Women engaged in management work<br />

need fixed psychological qualities. The paper discusses the advantages and disadvantages and help<br />

Chinese women become excellent enterprisers. Psychological quality includes the education<br />

degree, the level <strong>of</strong> some knowledge, the function <strong>of</strong> psychology, the skill, the experience, the<br />

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