Eclecticism at Work: Approaches to Job Design.

Sandler, B. F.

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Publication Date: 1974

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Eclecticism at Work: Approaches to Job Design

Sandler, B. F.

American Psychologist, 29, 10, 767-773, Oct 74

Argues that changes in the industrial output of other nations, and the stridency of today's workers have made businessmen more aware of the need to find solutions to the problems facing them, and explores job enlargement, modified workweeks, and the psychology of responsiveness. (JM)

Descriptors: Administration, Human Factors Engineering, Industrial Personnel, Industrial Training, Job Development, Problem Solving, Psychology, Task Performance, Work Environment, Working Hours

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