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Psychology and Industrial Efficiency
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Psychology and Industrial Efficiency
Psychology and Industrial Efficiency by Hugo Münsterberg is presented here as a clean original-language edition. The work is especially valuable for readers interested in applied psychology, labor, vocation, fatigue, attention, selection, advertising, and workplace performance. Its themes, historical context, and authorial style give this edition strong discovery value for classic literature and public-domain research.
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Hugo Münsterberg died in 1916, and Psychology and Industrial Efficiency was first published or composed in 1913. These dates support the public-domain basis for the original English source text used in this edition.
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HUGO MUeNSTERBERG
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- 01Full text
- 02PSYCHOLOGY AND
- 03INDUSTRIAL EFFICIENCY
- 04BOSTON AND NEW YORK
- 05HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
- 06PREFATORY NOTE
- 07PSYCHOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL EFFICIENCY
- 08INTRODUCTION
- 09I
- 10APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
- 11II
- 12THE DEMANDS OF PRACTICAL LIFE
- 13III
- 14MEANS AND ENDS
- 15PART I
- 16THE BEST POSSIBLE MAN
- 17IV
- 18VOCATION AND FITNESS
- 19V
- 20SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE
- 21VI
- 22SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT
- 23VII
- 24THE METHODS OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
- 25VIII
- 26IX
- 27EXPERIMENTS IN THE INTEREST OF SHIP SERVICE
- 28X
- 29EXPERIMENTS IN THE INTEREST OF TELEPHONE SERVICE
- 30XI
- 31CONTRIBUTIONS FROM MEN OF AFFAIRS
- 32I may mention a few concrete chance illustrations. In a pencil factory
- 33XII
- 34INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS
- 35PART II
- 36THE BEST POSSIBLE WORK
- 37XIII
- 38LEARNING AND TRAINING
- 39XIV
- 40THE ADJUSTMENT OF TECHNICAL TO PSYCHICAL CONDITIONS
- 41XV
- 42THE ECONOMY OF MOVEMENT
- 43XVI
- 44EXPERIMENTS ON THE PROBLEM OF MONOTONY
- 45XVII
- 46ATTENTION AND FATIGUE
- 47XVIII
- 48PART III
- 49THE BEST POSSIBLE EFFECT
- 50XIX
- 51THE SATISFACTION OF ECONOMIC DEMANDS
- 52XX
- 53EXPERIMENTS ON THE EFFECTS OF ADVERTISEMENTS
- 54XXI
- 55THE EFFECT OF DISPLAY
- 56XXII
- 57EXPERIMENTS WITH REFERENCE TO ILLEGAL IMITATION
- 58XXIII
- 59BUYING AND SELLING
- 60XXIV
- 61THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC PSYCHOLOGY
- 62THE END
- 63NOTES
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