The Quest for Efficiency and the Rise of Industrial Psychology in Australia, 1916-29

Kevin Blackburn

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This article looks at how industrial psychology in Australia originated in the efficiency movement of the early twentieth century. While the connection between the quest for efficiency and the disc...

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