Psychology and the world of work
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Psychology and the world of work
Macmillan, c1994
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- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 419-445) and indexes
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This new text provides a comprehensive overview of the many contributions psychologists have made to the study of work and its organizational setting. The full range of topics in organizational and occupational psychology are presented in a critical and analystic fashion. The book is informed by a psychodynamic orientation and uses the perception of time as a theme for providing a different approach to some familiar material. Students will find this a clear and accessible jargon-free introductory text.
Table of Contents
PART I: THE ORIGINS OF THE WORLD OF WORK - Out of the Nineteenth Century - PART II: THE WORKPLACE SETTING - Organizations - The Work Environment - The Time Dimension - Work and Mental Health - The Unconscious at Work - Group Dynamics and Working-Group Relationships - Work Non-Work and In-Between - PART III: THE INDIVIDUAL's WORKING LIFE - Personality Factors - Measuring Human Abilities - Recruitment and Selection - Learning, Training and Development - Motivation - Individual Attitudes and Job Satisfaction - Leadership - PART IV: THE FUTURE AT WORK - The Effects of New Technology - Women at Work - Into the Twenty-First Century - Appendix:Key Studies - References - Index
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