S1E16: Stress, Resources, and Recovery

Pathways to I/O Psychology: Diverse Paths and Insights

On this episode of It Depends: Research and Reality, we turned to our listeners to understand their journey as I/O psychologists. We discuss the many reasons people get into I/O psychology, the factors that go into choosing between a Masters or PhD program, and the careers within our field. Is there an I/O psychologist you would like to hear on our program? Reach out to us at itdependspsych@gmail.com

Development by the (Text)Book

In this episode we sit down with experts in coaching, leadership, and performance management. On top of discussing their textbook, Dr. Paul Levy, Dr. Ali O'Malley, and Dr. Brodie Riordan discuss the research and professional adventures they've been on over the past two decades and how their relationship influenced their personal and professional life.

The Truth About Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion—Dr. Thornton-Lugo & Aleksandra Dunjic

Tune in for a discussion with Dr. Thornton-Lugo and Aleksandra Dunjic, two experts on DEI who are passionate about creating a welcoming and inclusive environment. In this episode we will dispel common myths around diversity, equity, and inclusion, have in-depth discussion on who actually benefits from DEI efforts, and provide tips on how to navigate polarized conversations around DEI.

(re)Introducing It Depends!

Here is a quick introduction to the new purpose of our podcast! As you may guess from the title (Research and Reality), we are looking to see where academia and applied IO psychology are intertwining and how we may better do so. If you are interested in being a guest, please let us know!

S1E16: Stress, Resources, and Recovery

Episode 16 gets into conflict (including work-family), stress, resources, and recovery. Follow along to hear us discuss these topics and explain some important related research!