THE FISCAL YEAR 1968 WORK PROGRAM FOR THE HUMAN RESOURCES RESEARCH OFFICE (HUMRRO) OF GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WILL PROVIDE FOR BASIC AND APPLIED RESEARCH, CONTINUATION OF A TECHNICAL ADVISORY SERVICE FOR HELPING TO SOLVE PROBLEMS RELATED TO THE HUMRRO MISSIONS, AND THE CAREFUL EXPLORATION OF AREAS LIKELY TO CONTAIN SIGNIFICANT PROBLEMS AMENABLE TO RESEARCH. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO DEVELOP MEANS AND PROCEDURES FOR EFFICIENT ACQUISITION AND RETENTION AND MAXIMUM UTILIZATION OF REQUIRED MILITARY KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS. SIX WORK AREAS COMPRISING ABOUT 40 WORK UNITS OR TYPES OF ARMY ACTIVITY WILL BE DEALT WITH--INDIVIDUAL TRAINING AND PERFORMANCE (47 PERCENT OF THE TOTAL WORK EFFORT), UNIT TRAINING AND PERFORMANCE (SIX PERCENT), TRAINING FOR LEADERSHIP, COMMAND, AND CONTROL (12 PERCENT), LANGUAGE AND AREA TRAINING (12 PERCENT), TRAINING TECHNOLOGY (20 PERCENT), AND TRAINING MANAGEMENT (THREE PERCENT). BASIC RESEARCH ON SELECTED PROBLEMS IN THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES WILL COMPRISE FIVE PERCENT OF THE TOTAL EFFORT. (THE DOCUMENT INCLUDES SIX INDEXES.) THIS DOCUMENT, AD-660-791, IS AVAILABLE FROM THE CLEARINGHOUSE FOR FEDERAL SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION, SPRINGFIELD, VA. 22151. MICROFICHE $0.65. HARDCOPY $3.00. 133 PAGES. (LY)