'Industrial labor force' diaporamas de présentation

EUROPE AND AMERICA

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Industrial Psychology

Industrial Psychology. Presented By Clinical Psychologist Sadaf Sajjad. Definition. The branch of applied psychology that is concerned with efficient management of an industrial labor force and especially with problems encountered by workers in a mechanized environment.

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The Asian Model

The Asian Model. I. Introduction Development from a low initial level per capita income in a largely rural economy Creation of capital and the drawing of labor out of agriculture.

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Total War: WWII

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Industrialization and Workers

Industrialization and Workers . Effects of Industrialization Ch. 6.3. The Growing Work Force. Increase in immigrants: 14 million new immigrants to the U.S. between 1860 and 1900 From 1860-1910 the US population jumped from 31.4 million to 91.9 million.

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The Opening of America

The Opening of America. 1815-1840. Need for Expansion of Markets. U.S. had been tied to international trade; when it suffered (as in War of 1812), so did the U.S. economy European wars of 1790s (French Revolution) and 1800s (Napoleonic Wars) interfered with American exports

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Economic Backwardness in Historical Perspective

Economic Backwardness in Historical Perspective . Alexander Gerschenkron. Economic Backwardness in Historical Perspective . Modern historians no longer announce to the world what inevitably will, or should happen

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Working Class Heroes

Working Class Heroes. February 17, 2010. Life as an Industrial Worker. All shred the need to sell labor for wages to survive Differences in skill and ethnicity created social barriers Trade unions soon organized which helped bargain for: Higher Wages Improved Living Conditions

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Final Class

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Introduction to psychology

Introduction to psychology . Presented By Clinical Psychologist Sadaf Sajjad. Myths of Psychology. Psychologists read faces, they mix their own preconceived ideas with their training. They are like magicians. Like Psychiatric patients, Psychologists are crazy people too.

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