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| author | Shupe, Ellen I. Pung, Stephanie K. |
| author_facet | Shupe, Ellen I. Pung, Stephanie K. Shupe, Ellen I. Pung, Stephanie K. |
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| contents | Understanding the Changing Role of Academic Librarians from a Psychological Perspective: A Literature Review Shupe, Ellen I. Pung, Stephanie K. Academic Libraries Librarians Role Psychology Theories Recruitment Personnel Selection Job Training Anxiety Psychological Studies Library Science Although issues related to the role of librarians have long been discussed in the literature on academic librarianship, there has been little attempt to incorporate the extensive psychological theory and research on role-related issues. In the current article we review the empirical literature on the role of librarians, with a particular focus on the link between role-related issues and job stress, recruitment and selection, and training and development. We then discuss relevant psychological theory and research in these areas, and we conclude with a recommendation for more collaborative efforts between research psychologists and scholars in the field of librarianship. |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 2011 |
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| spellingShingle | Understanding the Changing Role of Academic Librarians from a Psychological Perspective: A Literature Review Shupe, Ellen I. Pung, Stephanie K. Academic Libraries Librarians Role Psychology Theories Recruitment Personnel Selection Job Training Anxiety Psychological Studies Library Science Understanding the Changing Role of Academic Librarians from a Psychological Perspective: A Literature Review Shupe, Ellen I. Pung, Stephanie K. Academic Libraries Librarians Role Psychology Theories Recruitment Personnel Selection Job Training Anxiety Psychological Studies Library Science Although issues related to the role of librarians have long been discussed in the literature on academic librarianship, there has been little attempt to incorporate the extensive psychological theory and research on role-related issues. In the current article we review the empirical literature on the role of librarians, with a particular focus on the link between role-related issues and job stress, recruitment and selection, and training and development. We then discuss relevant psychological theory and research in these areas, and we conclude with a recommendation for more collaborative efforts between research psychologists and scholars in the field of librarianship. |
| title | Understanding the Changing Role of Academic Librarians from a Psychological Perspective: A Literature Review |
| topic | Academic Libraries Librarians Role Psychology Theories Recruitment Personnel Selection Job Training Anxiety Psychological Studies Library Science |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ938488 |