DEFUSE WORKPLACE CONFLICT.(WORKPLACE & EMPLOYMENT) von Shapiro, Ronald G

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YOUR RESUME: IS YOUR PROFESSIONAL STORY.(WORKPLACE & EMPLOYMENT) von Shapiro, Ronald G

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STUDENTS HAVE POWER, TOO von Shapiro, Ronald G

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KICKING YOUR CAREER UP A NOTCH.(WORKPLACE & EMPLOYMENT) von Shapiro, Ronald G

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Working against disaster von Shapiro, Ronald G

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Your career in the age of information.(WORKPLACE & EMPLOYMENT) von Shapiro, Ronald G

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Get ready to revamp your work life.(WORKPLACE & EMPLOYMENT) von Shapiro, Ronald G

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Demonstrating that you innovate when seeking a new position von Shapiro, Ronald G

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KICKING YOUR CAREER UP A NOTCH von Shapiro, Ronald G

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QUICK TIPS: FOR FINDING A HUMAN FACTORS/ERGONOMICS JOB IN INDUSTRY: INTERACT WITH THE AUTHORS AND LEAD CONSULTANT von Young, Karen R, Shapiro, Ronald G, Lund, Arnold M

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National Ergonomics Month: A Time for Teaching, Learning, Networking, Service, and Fun von Shapiro, Ronald G., Cuevas, Haydee M.

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Transitioning from student to professional: What's in your future? von Shapiro, Ronald G, Andre, Anthony D

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Toward a Stable Career in an Unstable Job Market von Shapiro, Ronald G., Andre, Anthony D., Schumacher, Robert M., Windell, David T., Schur, Courtney I.

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To PH.D. or not to PH.D? That is the question von Schoenfeld, Victoria S, Shapiro, Ronald G

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Letter detection with rapid serial visual presentation: Evidence against word superiority at feature extraction von Krueger, Lester E, Shapiro, Ronald G

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A reformulation of Proctor's unified theory for matching-task phenomena von Krueger, Lester E, Shapiro, Ronald G

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Achieve Your Personal Best: Optimize Your Assumptions von Shapiro, Raquel, Shapiro, Ronald G

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Effect of similarity of surround on target-letter processing von Shapiro, Ronald G, Krueger, Lester E

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Developing Observational and Reinforcement Skills von Shapiro, Raquel, Shapiro, Ronald G

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Why search for target absence is so slow (and carefulp): The more targets there are, the more likely you are to miss one von Krueger, Lester E, Shapiro, Ronald G

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