University of Calgary

Derek Chapman

  • Associate Professor
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Currently Teaching

 F2012 - PSYC 321 - Industrial & Organizational Psychology
LEC 1M 12:00 - 14:50
SA 106
 W2013 - PSYC 321 - Industrial & Organizational Psychology
LEC 1T 12:30 - 15:15
A 140
 W2013 - PSYC 739.16 - Seminar in Industrial/Organizational Psychology

Interests

My primary research interests concern decision making by job applicants and employers in the personnel selection context. Within this larger framework, my research has involved examining how job applicants form impressions of organizations and how those impressions influence their job choices. For example, does the perceived fairness of a selection system influence an applicant's willingness to accept a job offer? What signals do interviewers send about their organizations based on their interviewing style? I am also interested in technology-mediated recruiting and selection systems and how the use of various technologies affects applicants and employer perceptions. To investigate these questions, I draw upon theories in Industrial and Organizational psychology and social cognition.

Additional Topics:
Personnel selection decision processes
Recruiting and job choice processes
Applicant reactions to selection procedures

Research Support

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

Publications

Book Chapters/Contributions - Peer Reviewed

Degrees

  • 2000 - M.A./Ph.D Industrial/Organizational Psychology - University of Waterloo
  • 1989 - B.A. Honours Psychology and English - Saint Mary's University

Students

Masters Students:

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