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PSY 3542 Survey of Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Course Description
Surveys the application of psychological principles and methods to work. Includes employee selection, motivation, performance and behavior; the structure and function of occupational positions and activities; and the nature, processes and development of organizations.
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, students should be able to
- Trace the history of I/O
- Explain what I/O psychologists do
- Apply research methods to I/O topics
- Describe various approaches to job analysis
- Describe the issues involved in criterion measurement
- Describe the role of I/O psychology in performance appraisal
- Identify various predictors of job performance
- Explain the processes involved in validating and using selection tests
- Discuss the implications of employment law in various I/O functions
- Explain the processes involved in training development and evaluation
- Apply theories of motivation to workplace behavior
- Describe the antecedents and consequences of various job attitudes
- Describe the stressor-strain relationship
- Describe the policies employed by organizations to reduce work-life conflict
- Discuss the role of groups and work teams in organizations
- Apply theories of leadership to understand the antecedents and consequences of leader behavior
- Explain various organizational theories
- Describe the processes involved in organizational change
Week 1
Lecture: Introduction
Lecture: Course Overview: Lecture: I-Psychology versus O-Psychology
- Define industrial-organizational psychology
- Describe the differences between industrial psychology and organizational psychology, and explain why the distinction is a somewhat false dichotomy
- Explain the scientist-practitioner model for training I-O psychologists
- Explain how World War I, World War II, and the civil rights movement furthered I/O psychology as a field
- Describe the Hawthorne Studies (what they were studying and what they found) and explain how these studies influenced I/O psychology
- Discuss several business trends impacting today's organizations and their implications for I/O psychology
Week 2
Lecture: O*Net
Lecture: Theory and ESM
- List and describe the steps in the research process; explain what happens at each step
- Explain the role of theory in science
- Explain how Affective Events Theory exemplifies the induction and deduction processes
- Recognize and provide examples of independent and dependent variables
- Define extraneous variable (also called a confound); explain how psychologists control for these variables
- Explain the concepts of internal and external validity
- Explain how experimental research differs from other research methods
- Compare and contrast laboratory research vs. field research; discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each
- Describe experience sampling methodology and some of the decisions involved in such a study
- Define and be able to distinguish between reliability types
- Explain the difference between concurrent and predictive validity; explain how a study would be designed to assess each type
- Distinguish between the different measures of central tendency
- Distinguish between the different measures of dispersion
- Describe the normal distribution
- Interpret Pearson's correlation coefficients
- When shown a scatterplot, estimate the strength and direction of the correlation
- Explain the purpose of a meta-analysis
- Explain why job analysis is considered the foundation of Industrial Psychology (Explain when job analysis is used.)
- Describe and distinguish between job-oriented and worker-oriented approaches to job analysis; discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each approach
- Define and explain the role of a subject matter expert
- Explain how you would conduct a job analysis using the Task Inventory Approach, Functional Job Analysis (FJA) Approach, Job Element Method, Position Analysis Questionnaire, and Common-Metric Questionnaire
- Describe the Dictionary of Occupational Titles, and discuss how O*NET has improved upon it
- Describe the content of O*NET, and explain why it represents a "hybrid" approach to job analysis; describe how the data is gathered
- Define and describe each of the following three outcomes of job analysis: job evaluation, job description, and job specifications. What is the purpose of each?
- Explain the steps involved in using the point system approach to job evaluation; discuss how this system is complicated by the labor market
- Explain the Doctrine of Comparable Worth
Week 3
Lecture: The Criterion Problem
- List the different uses of performance appraisal
- Discuss the possible consequences of a poorly designed performance appraisal
- Explain how performance management differs from performance appraisal; describe the components of a performance management system
- Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the different appraisal formats (graphic rating scales, BARS, checklists, and employee comparison methods)
- Explain the steps involved in developing a behaviorally anchored rating scale
- Describe the cognitive processing model of performance appraisal (List the cognitive steps in conducting an appraisal, and describe the errors that can occur at each step)
- Define the different types of rater errors
- Explain the concept of true halo
- Distinguish between rater error training (RET) and frame of reference training (FOR)
- Discuss how contemporary performance appraisal research differs from the format and error research of the 1980s (Describe some of the current trends in performance appraisal research)
- Explain why multi-source feedback has become popular (Describe the advantages assumed to come out of multi-source or 360-degree feedback)
- Describe the aspects of a performance appraisal system that should be in place in order to best protect an organization from a legal standpoint
- List the different uses of performance appraisal
- Discuss the possible consequences of a poorly designed performance appraisal
- Explain how performance management differs from performance appraisal; describe the components of a performance management system
- Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the different appraisal formats (graphic rating scales, BARS, checklists, and employee comparison methods)
- Explain the steps involved in developing a behaviorally anchored rating scale
- Describe the cognitive processing model of performance appraisal (List the cognitive steps in conducting an appraisal, and describe the errors that can occur at each ste.)
- Define the different types of rater errors
- Explain the concept of true halo
- Distinguish between rater error training (RET) and frame of reference training (FOR)
- Discuss how contemporary performance appraisal research differs from the format and error research of the 1980s (Describe some of the current trends in performance appraisal research.)
- Explain why multi-source feedback has become popular (Describe the advantages assumed to come out of multi-source or 360-degree feedback.)
- Describe the aspects of a performance appraisal system that should be in place in order to best protect an organization from a legal standpoint
Week 4
Lecture: Adverse Impact
Lecture: MultipleRegression
- Distinguish between speed and power tests
- Distinguish between individual and group tests; explain why group tests are more common for employee selection purposes
- Distinguish between paper-and-pencil and performance tests; recognize and provide examples of situations in which performance tests might be preferred
- Understand the different types of tests available for selection to the extent that you can identify relevant tests given a particular employee selection need; for example, discuss the types of tests would be useful for selecting a fighter pilot, administrative assistant, etc.
- List and define the "big five" dimensions of personality; discuss one major disadvantage to using personality tests in personnel selection
- Describe the concept of an integrity test and when it's useful
- Distinguish between overt and covert integrity tests
- Explain the concept of an assessment center; describe the exercises often included in assessment centers
- Compare and contrast application blanks and biodata
- Distinguish between structured and unstructured interviews, and discuss their usefulness in predicting job performance
- Discuss the types of questions that should not be asked during employment interviews, and explain why
- Define realistic job previews, and discuss their role in employee selection
- Explain why an organization's selection decisions are only as good as its recruitment process
- List the two different ways an organization can validate a selection test or selection battery
- Describe the steps involved in conducting a concurrent validity study
- Describe the steps involved in conducting a predictive validity study
- Summarize the two major ways that predictive validation differs from concurrent validation
- Describe the phenomenon of validity shrinkage; explain how I/O psychologists deal with it
- Explain Hunter and Schmidt's (1990) concept of validity generalization and how it differs from the idea of situational specificity; explain the implications of this distinction from a practical standpoint (Explain what it means for an I/O psychologist who wants to validate a selection test/selection battery.)
- Explain the concept of person-environment fit
- Distinguish between the multiple cutoff and the multiple regression approach; discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each
- Describe the multiple hurdle approach, and explain how it saves the organization money
- List and define the factors that determine the utility of a selection battery (accuracy, validity, base rate, selection ratio, and cost)
- Explain the "80% rule of thumb" (a.k.a. "four-fifths rule") for determining whether a selection battery exhibits adverse impact against a particular group
- Given the selection ratios of the majority and minority groups, use the 80% rule of thumb to determine whether adverse impact exists
- Describe the steps in an employment discrimination case, explaining the plaintiff's and defendants' responsibilities
- Define affirmative action (AA), and discuss the controversy surrounding them; explain some of the misperceptions surrounding affirmative action programs
- Describe the two court cases involving the University of Michigan; explain how the two rulings were different, and discuss their implications for selection law
- Discuss the results of each of the following pieces of legislation: Equal Pay Act, Civil Rights Act, Executive Order 11246, Age Discrimination in Employment Act, Americans with Disabilities Act, Family and Medical Leave Act (Explain which group each piece of legislation protects and when.)
- Describe the following court cases, and explain how their rulings impact personnel law: Griggs v. Duke Power (1971), Diaz v. Pan Am (1971), Meritor Savings Bank v. Vinson (1986), Martin v. PGA Tour, Inc. (1998)
- Distinguish between disparate impact and disparate treatment
- Distinguish between the two forms of sexual harassment; recognize and provide examples of each
- Describe the concept of a BFOQ; recognize and provide examples of cases where it has been allowed and not allowed
- Explain the things that a plaintiff must demonstrate in an ADEA case
- Explain how the concepts of essential functions, reasonable accommodations, and undue hardship relate to the ADA
Week 5
Lecture: Training Evaluation Designs
- Define training and learning. Discuss the difference between the two
- Identify and describe each type of training needs analysis. Explain how you would go about performing each analysis
- List and discuss the five principles of learning.
- Distinguish between distributed and massed practice; recognize and provide examples of situations in which each type of practice would be effective.
- Discuss characteristics of the learner and characteristics of the trainer that influence training effectiveness.
- Define transfer of training, and explain how to increase the likelihood that learning will be transferred to the job
- Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each type of training technique
- Distinguish between physical fidelity and psychological fidelity
- Explain how most sexual harassment training is conducted, and discuss the research findings regarding its effectiveness
- List the primary objectives of diversity training
- Explain Kirkpatrick's taxonomy of training criteria
- Explain the major changes that Alliger and colleagues made to Kirkpatrick's taxonomy
- Explain how you would go about evaluating a training program using each of the following: pre/post design; pre/post design with a control group; Solomon four-group design
- Explain the importance of a control group; list and discuss some alternative explanations for a pretest-posttest change (other than the training itself)
Week 6
Lecture: Theories of Motivation
- Contrast need-motive-value theories, cognitive choice theories, and self-regulation theories of motivation
- Compare and contrast the different need-motive-value theories
- List the five core job dimensions proposed by job characteristics theory; explain how these components are said to interact with individual differences (i.e., growth need strength) to influence work motivation
- Explain equity theory
- Explain the three main strategies an employee might use to reduce feelings of inequity; discuss the implications of these strategies for work behavior
- Explain the V-I-E model (expectancy theory); recognize and provide examples of how the theory is applied to work situations
- List and discuss the major principles and findings with respect to goal-setting theories (e.g., why do goals work; what types of goals work best; under what conditions do goals work best)
- Define self-efficacy, and explain its importance
- Explain control theory; discuss how human motivation acts similarly to a thermostat under this theory
- Explain how each of the following interventions applies motivation theories to real-life organizations: Organizational Behavior Management (OBM), Goal Setting and Management by Objectives (MBO), and Job Enrichment
- Explain the ABC model and how it's used in OBM
- List three reasons why it's important to understand job attitudes
- Use the theory of planned behavior to explain the role of attitudes in predicting behavior (e.g., explain why attitudes don't always predict behavior)
- Use the antecedents of job satisfaction to explain how you would improve job satisfaction in an organization
- List three popular measures of job satisfaction, and briefly describe them
- Discuss the outcomes of job satisfaction
- Explain the variables that influence attendance/absence other than job satisfaction
- List and define the three components of organizational commitment according to Meyer and Allen
- Explain what determines a person's commitment to their organization
- Discuss the outcomes of organizational commitment
- Define emotional labor, and explain its positive and negative consequences in organizations
Week 7
Lecture: Emotions in the Workplace
- Distinguish between stress and strains
- Describe the 21st–century changes that have so many Americans "working scared" according to Wexley and. Silverman (1993)
- Define role ambiguity and role conflict
- List and describe the three major types of strain
- Define burnout, and list the three characteristics that comprise it
- Distinguish between problem-focused coping and emotion-focused coping; recognize and provide examples of each
- Identify the five determinants of well-being that map onto dimensions in job characteristics theory; define each of these determinants
- Define work-family conflict and work-family enrichment; recognize and provide examples of each
- Identify at least three traditional work-life benefits and at least three non-traditional work-life benefits offered by organizations
- Discuss the particular complexities faced by dual-earner couples
- Describe how job loss affects Warr's determinants of well-being
- List the risk factors associated with being assaulted at work
- Describe the profile of a "lethal employee"
- Contrast ability models of emotional intelligence with mixed models; describe the four dimensions that make up the ability model
- Describe Affective Events Theory
- Explain the concepts of emotional labor, display rules, and emotional dissonance
- Distinguish between surface acting and deep acting, and explain their differential outcomes
- Compare formal and informal groups; list the four functions that informal groups serve
- Identify and define four main types of social influence in groups
- Describe the five stages of group development according to Tuckman's model
- Compare and contrast the stage model from the punctuated equilibrium model of group development
- Define social loafing, and discuss the conditions under which group members are less likely to engage in it
- Describe the five steps to effective group decision making, and identify common mistakes that are made at each step
- Describe three ways in which the effectiveness of brainstorming is reduced
- Describe four common approaches to choosing solutions in groups
- List the three main symptoms of group think
- Discuss how group think might be eliminated or prevented
- Identify three types of work teams; recognize and provide examples of each
- Define self-managed work team, and explain some of the processes involved in their success
- List the three main dimensions of work team effectiveness
- Distinguish between taskwork and teamwork
- Identify and describe trends in the use of work teams in organizations
Week 8
Lecture: Organizational Culture and Culture Change
- Explain the differences in the definitions of leadership vs. effective leadership
- Identify and define French and Raven's five major bases of power; recognize and provide examples of each
- Describe and contrast the three early approaches to leadership research
- Distinguish between initiating structure and consideration. Recognize and provide examples of each; for each, discuss the types of situations in which that leader behavior would be most effective
- Discuss the kinds of contingencies that affect leadership processes
- Identify and describe the four kinds of leader behaviors mentioned in path-goal theory
- Describe the following three contemporary leadership theories: Leader-Member Exchange Theory (LMX), Implicit Leadership Theory (ILT), and Transformational Leadership Theory
- Explain the concept of a glass ceiling
- Describe two major findings from Eagly's research on gender and leadership
- Explain why culture is an issue in leadership research; explain the differences that have been found when comparing leadership across cultures
- Describe the GLOBE project; explain what researchers want to demonstrate with this research project
- Define organizational theory
- List the four basic tenets of classical organizational theory
- List the four principles of scientific management; describe a project conducted by Frederick Taylor that exemplifies this approach
- List and define the four major features of a bureaucratic organization
- Describe the main differences between a Theory X manager and a Theory Y manager
- Explain the open-system theory of organizations
- Define organizational development; discuss the important characteristics that most OD programs share
- List the three major phases in Lewin's change model; describe what happens at each phase
- Describe how the action research model of change is an extension of Lewin's previous work
- Describe the five steps involved in survey feedback
- Identify six objectives of team-building interventions
- Explain how one would implement a total quality management system
- Describe gainsharing
- Compare and contrast functional, product-based, and matrix-based organizational designs
- Define appreciative inquiry, and explain how it is an example of positive psychology
- Define and recognize examples of culture change
- Define and recognize examples of knowledge management
- Define organizational culture according to Schein; recognize and be able to give examples of each of the three levels of culture
- Explain the two functions of culture, according to Schein
- Identify two different ways to measure culture
- Explain why organizational culture is so difficult to change, and list the steps involved in a culture change initiative
The course description, objectives and learning outcomes are subject to change without notice based on enhancements made to the course. April 2012


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Facebook began letting users vote on privacy changes in 2009. Since then, it has gone public and its user base has ballooned from around 200 million to more than 1 billion.
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One of the main points behind the rows of mismatched socks, underwear and even the occasional bra, is that even a simple act such as line-drying clothing can make a significant contribution towards helping the environment.
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Quintrell acknowledged that some nay-sayers attribute climate change to Earth's natural heating and cooling cycles.
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"Some kids were just really shocked at first, but then they got it," she said. "It's impossible to ask people to cut 2,000 miles of driving off of their annual mileage, but it's not much to ask them to use a drying rack in their room!"
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Antioch coach Tim Borries is familiar with the Teutopolis tradition in basketball, with his parents having attended Teutopolis.
The Tuscola native brought his Lady Sequoits to Teutopolis Friday night, understanding who his parents would probably be rooting for.
"T-Town, of course," Borries said. "I always root for Teutopolis as long as we're not playing them."
Unfortunately for Borries, they were playing Teutopolis, and the Lady Shoes had little trouble in a 57-31 win Friday night against Antioch.
Borries said he knew all about the Lady Shoes' tendency for tough-nose defense, and experienced it first hand.
The Lady Sequoits were held without a field goal for nearly 12 minutes from the first to third quarters, and scored just three points in that span as the Shoes expanded their lead from 12-7 to 29-9.
Teutopolis coach Laurie Thompson said her team played the kind of defense she wants out of the Shoes.
"We did a nice job defensively, holding them to nine points (in the first half)," she said. "They're actually a pretty up-and-down, run team. They like to score."
It was a tight game in the first quarter, as Madeline Hartke picked up two quick fouls and was on the bench for the rest of the half.
There was an adjustment period without their leading scorer, but the Shoes picked it up as Cierra Thompson netted all 11 of her points in the first half, including a buzzer-beating three from beyond half court to end the second quarter.
The span without Hartke led to balanced scoring throughout, with Hartke and Thompson picking up 11 points each, Anna Hartke scoring 10 and Danielle Repking adding nine.
"We were a kind of out of the mix with Madeline on the bench, (but) we had some balanced scoring," Laurie Thompson said. "That's what I wanted, I was pleased. Second half, I thought we did a better job offensively, we took better shots."
The win bumps Teutopolis to 13-2 following its third place finish in Edwardsville's holiday tournament last week.
It was also another win without starting guard Jessica Schumacher, who has missed time with an injured Achilles tendon. Thompson is hoping to get the senior back soon, but they are awaiting more information.
"Hopefully, we'll know Monday how long for sure," she said. "We'll rest her now as much as we can."
While it was a tough loss for Borries, he brought his team all the way down from Antioch, northwest of Chicago near the Wisconsin border, to see a great 2A team. He did, noting that facing such a top-flight opponent would improve his team, and seeing their success could be an inspiration to the Lady Sequoits.
The Lady Shoes will look to keep up the kind of play Borries was hoping to see Monday, when they host Flora. That game is scheduled for 6:15 p.m., weather permitting, with no freshman/sophomore or junior varsity games preceding it.
Antioch 7 2 6 16 31
Teutopolis 15 10 16 16 57
Antioch: Zogran 2, Deuhr 1, Bohn 3, Am. Reiser 3, McCameron 4, Gallimore 18
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BARTLESVILLE, Okla.- Alice Marie Willcut, 80, resident of Bartlesville, Okla., died June 11. Born Aug. 1, 1930 in Great Bend, she was the daughter of Lowell E. and Elizabeth (Whittig) Willcut. She was raised and received her education in Great Bend, graduating from Great Bend High School in 1948. She attended Kansas City Business College for two years, then moved to Memphis, Tenn., where she was employed with Phillips Petroleum Company until her retirement. She moved back to Great Bend to care for her mother until her death. In 1997 she moved to Bartlesville, Okla. to care for her ill ...
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Virginia Lee "Jenny" Brammell Clark, 85, of Grayson, went to be with her Lord on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2013, in Community Hospice Care Center in Ashland.
Jenny was born Nov. 24, 1927, at Leon, the daughter of the late Virgil W. and Beatrice Counts Brammell.
Jenny was also preceded in death by her husband, George Clark Jr.; brothers Virgil W. Brammell Jr. and Gordon Brammell; and sisters-in-law Nadine Brammell and Sarah Buck.
She is survived by her daughter, Judy Bea Stamper and husband Barry of Lexington; a brother, Leonard Brammell and wife Joyce of Ashland; grandchildren George "Jody" Mortkowitz and wife Natalie of Grayson and Jane Ann Mortkowitz and David Mortkowitz, both of Lexington; and great-grandsons Damien, Max and Jude Mortkowitz.
Jenny was a longtime member of First Baptist Church of Grayson, where she was a Sunday school teacher. She was the co-founder and former owner of City Florist in Grayson.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013, at Malone Funeral Home in Grayson by the Rev. Paul Schmidt, pastor of Grayson First Baptist Church, assisted by the Rev. Harry Sanders, retired pastor of Wolf Creek Baptist Church. Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, 2013, and after 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
Pallbearers will be nephews Brian Buck, Denny Brammell, Keith Brammell, Mike Brammell, Casey Brammell, Chad Brammell and Darren Brammell.
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Good morning gents. This is about the 4th wear for my new Aldens.
When I first got these, a large part of me wanted to baby them. But, c'mon, they are American boots. So very fittingly, on their maiden voyage they were subjected to rain, snow and sleet all in one day. With the help of nanoprotector, the held up like champs.
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I have these and they are probably my favorite pair of Aldens that I own
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Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for it's a small world, a dark ride in Fantasyland at Disneyland Paris.
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In comparison to the original installations of the attraction, in Disneyland and Magic Kingdom, this ride features a separate room for North America and the Middle East, in addition to the finale room seeing the theme sung in a linguistic troika, English, French, and German.
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Queue: Outdoor waiting-area through a semi-attractive garden in front of a huge and very detailed facade, including the (in-)famous clock which comes to life every 15 minutes. Beware: The ticking of the clock can become quite ennerving the longer the wait is. Ride: No need to describe the possibly most famous theme-park ride in detail. For ones who don't know: a lazy boat-dark-ride in to a happy small world where puppets from different nations sing the same song without surprises. Each scene presents a different part or country of the earth and the overall attitude is happy (til it almost hurts, hehe...) The nations and scences are hardly varying compared to the one at World Disney World (Paris and WDW are the only 2 versions I've seen myself). You'll hear the same catchy tune for about 15 minutes (including occasional traffic jam shortly before deboarding), so it'll stick to your head all day. A Disney Classic which has to be done once a trip! - Chris Wild
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Always love visiting IASW wherever I go, and wasn't aware there was a Christmas overlay when we went to Disneyland Paris, so that was a pleasant surprise. - Barry Wallace
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A Simultaneous Discrete Choice Model of Labor Supply and Wages for Married Women in Switzerland
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LOS ANGELES — Now that three members of the rotation, including a franchise-level point guard, are out of the lineup for the rest of the season, more is being asked of everyone.
In the case of Avery Bradley and Courtney Lee, that call is something most players would have no problem accommodating.
Doc Rivers has told his starting backcourt that they need to score more, even take the lead from time to time. As the Celtics coach recently said, it's not hard to motivate a player offensively.
But Bradley defines himself defensively, gets his primary charge from shutting someone down. Though his development as a shooter, driver and cutter is getting there, scoring is his next frontier.
Lee is a fine complementary scorer, especially in transition. But in a reconfigured Celtics offense that stresses ball movement and balance, he also has to produce more. That's the demand both players carried into last night's game against the Lakers.
They both certainly started strong Tuesday night in Denver, each scoring 12 points in the first quarter on 10-for-15 combined shooting. Lee finished with 15 points and Bradley 17, on 13-of-25 combined shooting, in the 97-90 loss to the Nuggets.
"We need that for the rest of the season," said Rivers. "Right before the (all-star) break, I talked to Avery about it and Courtney. We have to be a little more aggressive. We have to use them more in pick and rolls and attacking the basket. They were pretty good."
Kevin Garnett, who seemingly would always rather see a teammate score instead of himself, loves the plan.
"Avery and Courtney I feel have picked their games up since the absence of Rondo," said Garnett. "Their re-emergence has definitely helped us. Avery's comeback has definitely given us a new life. Those two are the catalysts for being up front and pressuring the ball. They're leading that charge. It's not said, but we're following that lead.
"Those two have been very good for us. They've worked very hard to get to where they are night in and night out. They've been busting their (butts). We'll continue to encourage it."
Rivers is right. Asking a player to take more offensive initiative is rarely a problem.
"You have KG and Paul who draw a lot of attention, and when they draw doubles, that opens things up for me and Avery," said Lee. "Whether it means we're going to cut or knock down an open shot, that's what we're trying to do.
"It's not hard at all," he said. "They are our go-to guys. For us to get the best opportunities, we have to go through them, whether it's going to Paul and letting him work, or throwing it down to KG. They're good players, they're both unselfish, and they're always going to find the open man."


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Today is Good Friday, the most solemn day of the Christian calendar, which commemorates the death of Jesus Christ on the Cross and his resurrection.
When the sun sets tonight, it also will mark the first day of Passover, the eight-day holiday in which Jews commemorate their freedom from slavery and their passage out of Egypt.
American Jews typically celebrate the "passing over" with a Seder dinner held at the home that involves story, song and conversation about the exodus from Egypt. The evening also features ritual drinking of wine and eating Matzo, a flat unleavened bread.
While there are no temples in the Cranberry area, the Cranberry Jewish Community regularly holds meetings and culturally-based activities, including a to celebrate the Story of Esther. The group meets next at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the to discuss bylaw revisions and upcoming events.
"We're going to start to do that every month," said Jack Cohen, Cranberry Jewish Community president.
For Christians, Easter also marks the end of the 40-day Lent period. Below is a list of area churches and their worship services for Easter weekend.
Local Services
Good Friday: The youth ministry will present the Living Stations at 8 p.m. This is a passionate enactment of the Stations of the Cross.
Holy Saturday: Mass services at 8:30 a.m., 4 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Easter Sunday: Mass services at 8 a.m., 10 a.m. Noon and 6 p.m.
Good Friday: Solemn Liturgy of the Lord's Passion and Death at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Parish Center.
Holy Saturday: Blessing of Easter food baskets at noon at the Parish Center. Easter Vigil Mass at 7:30 p.m. at the Parish Center.
Easter Sunday: Mass services at 7:30 a.m. at the Parish Center, 9 a.m. Mass at the Parish Center and Mars Area High School, 10:30 a.m. Mass at the Parish Center and Mars Area High School, 12:15 p.m. Mass at Mars Area High School.
Saturday Vigil: 8:30 p.m.
Easter Sunday: Mass services at 8 a.m. and noon
Easter Sunday: Mass at 10 a.m.
Good Friday: Services at 12:15 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Saturday: 7 p.m. Easter Vigil
Easter Sunday: Services at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
Saturday: Service at 6 p.m.
Easter Sunday: Services at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
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Easter Sunday: Services at 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
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Easter Sunday: "The Thorn," Services at 7 a.m. (with a breakfast after service), 8:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. at the Cranberry Campus. There is a 10 a.m. service at the Mars Campus.
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DEAR BETTY ANNE: We, too, wondered how Vincent Price's bread pudding ended up on a San Diego restaurant menu. During a visit to the inn more than 10 years ago, Price shared his recipe with former chef Bob Blakesly. Price's pudding has been Number 1 on the dessert list ever since.


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GAIL — The star on Gail Mountain will shine for the 18th year beginning this evening.
The 18th annual Lighting of the Star on Gail Mountain will continue the tradition at the Borden County Museum, Courthouse and Courtyard.
Attendees will be able to view the courthouse and museum starting at 5:30 p.m. with time alloted for reminiscing, fellowship, viewing and refreshments. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be on hand to visit with the children. Personal cameras are allowed.
Santa and Mrs. Claus will be stopping at the Heritage Museum Dec. 3.
This won't just be a normal stop though, the Clauses will be having breakfast with the children of Big Spring, helping them decorate a gingerbread house and Christmas ornaments.
"This went over really well last year and we figured we would bring it back this year and give more kids the opportunity to have breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Claus," said Nancy Raney, museum director.
After a lengthy illness, George C. Cole III died Nov. 9, 2011, in Mesa, Ariz. George was born June 25, 1953, in Big Spring and lived in the surrounding area until moving to Arizona 20 years ago.
George is survived by his son, Justin Cole, and wife Natalie of Pasadena, Calif.; daughter, Chrissy Cole of Denton, Texas; and two sisters, Peggy Lumsden and husband Lou and Terri Hedgecock and husband Joe, all of Phoenix, Ariz.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Maudine Cole, and father, George Cole.
Verna Lee Yancey Turner, 77, of Big Spring died Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011, in a local hospital. Graveside funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011, at Mt. Olive Memorial Park with the Rev. Craig Wascom, pastor of First Assembly of God Church, officiating.
She was born March 31, 1934, in Colorado City, Texas, and married Billy Ray Turner on Nov. 12, 1961. He preceded her in death March 2, 1996.
Betty Anderson, 71, of Big Spring died Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011, at her residence. Memorial services will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011, at the Nalley-Pickle & Welch Rosewood Chapel.
Arrangements are under the direction of Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home & Crematory, Big Spring, Texas.
Cheryl Clark, 55, of Big Spring died Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011, at Covenant Medical Center. Services are pending at Myers & Smith Funeral Home.
COAHOMA — Coahoma Independent School District officials have tabbed Amy Jacobs of Marble Falls to be their next superintendent.
Jacobs was named the "lone finalist" for the superintendent position during the CISD trustee meeting Tuesday evening. She will replace Dr. Randy Brown, who resigned earlier this year to accept a similar position with Snyder ISD.
State law requires the CISD board to wait 21 days before formally offering the job to Jacobs.
Jacobs' hiring will culminate a months-long search which attracted more than 50 applicants, CISD Board President Brian Moore said.
Fall enrollment news was mostly positive for Howard College, officials disclosed.
The junior college district had 4,852 students enrolled at all campuses, an increase of slightly more than 1 percent from this time last year, College President Dr. Cheryl Sparks said.
Most of the increase can be attributed to enrollment spikes at SouthWest Collegiate Institute for the Deaf and the district's Lamesa campus; enrollment at the Big Spring and San Angelo campuses were fairly static compared to the previous fall.
Gary Chrane, 60, of Big Spring died Monday, Nov. 21, 2011, at his residence. Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011, at Trinity Memorial Park with Rick Cunningham officiating.
He was born Dec. 12, 1950, in Big Spring, Texas, to Elizabeth Maurine (Rowe) Chrane and Lou Dora Chrane. He was a lifetime resident of Big Spring. He graduated from Big Spring High School. He was a member of Church of Christ.


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Because of an unexpected increase in enrollment, the Fullerton School District is restating its transfer policy to make clear that principals may reject student transfer requests during the first four weeks of school.
District officials said they projected that 11,007 students would be enrolled in district schools as of this week. But 11,535 students are now attending the district's 14 elementary and three junior high schools.


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You Report: Where the Tridentine Latin Mass Is Offered, the Faithful Will Come. - Port Richmond, Philadelphia (Penn.) RORATE CÆLI - April 26, 2014 Revival of the Latin Mass in Port Richmond Philadelphia, by Jon FREY On March 1, 2014, for the first time since the reforms of the Second Vatican Council, the Tridentine Mass was offered at the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church in the Port Richmond section of Philadelphia. As this first Low Mass was being planned, early expectations hoped for 20 to 30 souls to attend.http://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2014/04/you-report-where-tridentine-latin-mass.html
Should the Term 'War on Poverty' Be Dropped? CNS BLOG - April 4, 2014 Michael Gordon, warehouse and procurement manager for a furniture bank run by Caritas, an agency providing services to homeless people in Richmond, Va., is shown in January. The program is one of thousands started during the last 50 years in the country's renewed push to end poverty. (CNS/Jay Paul) This week's National Poverty Summit got a lot of people thinking about the language used when referring to people living in poverty. New language is needed to build broader ...http://cnsblog.wordpress.com/2014/04/04/should-the-term-war-on-poverty-be-dropped/


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Helga Jonsdottir still remembers in vivid detail the day her island home was swallowed by a volcano as she and her family joined others fleeing the molten lava.
"As my boat left the harbor, the fissure opened up, and flames burst into the sky," she recalls.
"The fissure extended into the ocean, and I could see red-hot lava beneath the water."
Jonsdottir was 18 in January 1973 when the Eldfell volcano exploded on Heimaey, a small island 151 kilometers (94 miles) from the Icelandic capital, Reykjavik.
Her childhood home was among 400 buildings engulfed as 200 million tons of ash and lava rained down in the days following the eruption.
Some of these structures have now emerged, perfectly preserved beneath the volcanic debris following an archaeological excavation begun six years ago.
Worlds of fire
The result is a captivating new museum, Eldheimar, meaning "worlds of fire," which opened its doors in May 2014.
At the museum, visitors can revisit 1973, see a snapshot of life on Heimaey and also get insight into the devastation wreaked by the volcano.
On the fateful night, the island's 5,300 residents were alerted to the eruption by the honking of fire engine horns.
When they stepped outside their houses, they saw bright red lava exploding from Eldfell and a wall of fire spurting from a fissure snaking across the island.
Only one person died as a result of the eruption.
The vast majority of the islanders were evacuated that night, not returning until months later.
Many of those living on the eastern side came back to find their houses engulfed by lava, while other properties had been completely flattened or buried under mountains of ash.
A few islanders stayed away, but the majority rebuilt their houses closer to Vestmannaeyjar, the 13-square-kilometer (five square miles) island's only town.
Time stands still
When archaeologists began to excavate the houses nearest to the volcano in 2006, they found that beneath the mountains of ash and frozen slabs of lava, time had stood still.
Prior to the eruption, tables had been laid for breakfast and clothes folded and piled by the fireplace, but everything had been abandoned when the fire engines started sounding their horns.
Archaeologists decided to focus on one particular cottage, which now forms the centerpiece of the Eldheimar museum, located on the outskirts of Vestmannaeyjar.
Inside the museum's walls, petrified waterfalls of ash pour from the cottage's windows, through which lampshades, tablecloths and curtains can be seen.


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