The Tilelayers' Rest Pause: A Case in Occupational Psychology

A. Anastasi , Fields of Applied Psychology ( New York, McGraw-Hill, 1964), pp. 170-1;

E.E. Ghiselli and C.W. Brown , Personnel and Industrial Psychology (New York , McGraw-Hill, 1955, 2nd ed.), pp. 278-82;

B. von Haller Gilmer , Industrial Psychology (New York, McGraw-Hill, 1966, 2nd ed.), pp. 291-3;

T.A. Ryan , Work and Effort (New York, Ronald Press, 1947), pp. 149-51;

and J. Tiffin and E.J. McCormick , Industrial Psychology (Englewood Cliffs, N.J. , Prentice-Hall, 1965, 5th ed.), pp. 488-91.

For example, see James Arden , "Intellectuals and Workers", Overland, Spring, 1967, No. 37, pp. 17-18.

K.W. Hince , "Wages Boards in Victoria'', Journal of Industrial Relations , 1965, 7, pp. 164-81.

G.P. Rice , "The Psychologist as Expert Witness", American Psychologist , 1961, 16, pp. 691-2.

E.B. Newman , "A Psychologist in Court: the Special Master" , American Psychologist, 1963 , 18, pp. 262-4.

See Mary H. Hall , "A Conversation with Kenneth B. Clark", Psychology Today, 1968, 2(1), pp. 19-25.

For an indication of the wide range of evidence given in such cases, see R.M. Goodman , "A Trial Lawyer Looks at Human Factors", Human Factors Society Bulletin, June, 1968, 11, pp. 1-2;

G.A. Peters , "Courtroom Experts", loc cit., April, 1968, 11, p. 5;

and R.W. Pew , "Witness for the Human Factor", loc. cit. , March, 1968, 11, pp. 1-3.