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Justin Ienuso
Adjunct Faculty
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Education
  • Doctor of Philosophy in General Psychology
  • Master of Public Administration
Programs Taught
  • Bachelor of Arts in Communications with an Emphasis in Political Campaigns
  • Bachelor of Arts in English for Secondary Education
  • Bachelor of Arts in Government with an Emphasis in Legal Studies
  • Bachelor of Arts in Government with an Emphasis in Public Administration
  • Bachelor of Arts in Government with an Emphasis in State and Local Public Policy
Classes
  • GOV-260: Arizona Constitution & Government
  • GOV-364: Public Policy Analysis
  • PSY-255: Personality Psychology
  • PSY-260: Introduction to Psychological Research and Ethics
  • PSY-565: Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Research Interests
  • - Work-life balance - Motivation and autonomy in the workplace - Humanistic approaches to I/O Psychology
Publications
  • Ienuso, J. (2020). Satisfaction with Work-Life Balance, Autonomy Need Fulfillment, and Autonomous Motivation among Full-Time U.S. Employees.
  • Justin Ienuso. (2022). What is a Structured Interview?.
  • Justin Ienuso. (2022). A Step-by-Step Guide to Designing Structured Interviews.
  • Justin Ienuso. (2022). The 5 Biggest Benefits of a Structured Interview.
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