Categories : *Journal of Applied Psychology
An Investigation of Racial Bias When Choosing Leaders
An experimental study finds that non-White people may be passed over for leadership positions due to biased expectations of what makes a good leader.
An experimental study finds that non-White people may be passed over for leadership positions due to biased expectations of what makes a good leader.
Rating employees can be tricky, especially when raters have different ideas of how to rate performance. New research shows how organizations can streamline ratings through a concept called frame of reference training.