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REJECTION IN THE JOB SELECTION PROCESS: THE EFFECTS OF INFORMATION & SENSITIVITY
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Title
REJECTION
IN THE
JOB
SELECTION
PROCESS:
THE
EFFECTS
OF
INFORMATION
&
SENSITIVITY
Author
Yonce, Clayton
Keywords
rejection
selection
job
information
sensitivity
letter
fairness
organizational perceptions
self perceptions
Abstract
Most
people
will
experience
rejection
in the
job
selection
process.
Rejection
from
job
opportunities
is
often
issued
via
a
letter
from a
hiring
manager.
These
letters
elicit
reactions
from
applicants
who
may
, in
turn
, have
less
favorable
self
perceptions
and
less
favorable
perceptions
of the
organization
from
which
the
applicant
was
rejected.
Numerous
research
articles
have been
published
that
deal
with
delivering
notification
of
selection
and/or
rejection
to
applicants
in the
job
selection
process.
However
,
relatively
few
use
a
realistic
laboratory
design
to
obtain
results.
This
study
examined
the
effects
of
sensitivity
and
information
in
notifications
of
rejection
when
applicants
are
rejected
in the
job
selection
process.
A
more
realistic
laboratory
design
was
used
to
increase
the
psychological
fidelity
of the
job
selection
situation.
One
hundred
forty
undergraduate
students
participated
in this
study.
Participants
were
told
to
imagine
that they were
graduate
school
applicants.
Then
, the
participants
completed
a
fake
graduate
school
admissions
test
and
received
notification
of
rejection
from a
fake
graduate
school.
Participants
were
assigned
to
conditions
(letters
varying
in
sensitivity
and
information
type)
randomly
and the
participants
completed
a
post-notification
of
rejection
survey
that
captured
their
self
and
organizational
perceptions.
Additionally
,
moderating
variables
were
explored.
Adviser
Fritzsche, Barbara
Publisher
University
of
Central
Florida
Degree
M.S.
Degree Discipline
Department of Psychology
Degree Grantor
Arts and Sciences
Degree Program
Psychology
Graduation Date
2005-12-01
Type
Master's thesis
Access Level
Public - Allow Worldwide Access
Release Date
2010-01-31
Repository
University Archives
Repository Collection
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Identifier
CFE0000877
Access Link
http://purl.fcla.edu/fcla/etd/CFE0000877
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