Industrial and organizational psychology / B. Von Haller Gilmer,
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TextPublication details: Tokyo, Japan : McGraw Hill Education, c1971Description: xviii, 682 pages ; 23 cmISBN: - 70232873
- HD 4904 .G55 1971
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part 1. Psychology in Organization -- Part 2. Organizational Structure and Management -- Part 3. Motivation and Human Needs -- Part 4. Personnel Psychology
This third edition of industrial psychology reflects change in the direction of adding extensively to the area of organizational psychology. New content and new organization of the text warrant the change in title, as we have brought a measure of integration to the growing industrial-government-society complex. Approximately one-third of this third edition is new; one chapter on women in industry has been removed and its content summarized as a part of another chapter. Two new chapters have been added extending coverage of group behavior and of some nonindustrial organizations; however, the book still maintains an industrial emphasis.
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