Review of Psychology for Business and Industry

Abstract

Reviews the book, Psychology for Business and Industry by H. Moore (see record 2007-02171-000 ). As far as the content of Professor Moore's book is concerned, it does not differ very much from the books on applied and industrial psychology already on the market. What makes this book distinct is its approach to the different problems discussed. Professor Moore has succeeded in projecting himself into the position and point of view of the enlightened businessman, and has thus gained an insight into the ways of business and industry which is very apparent in his book. Another noteworthy characteristic of Professor Moore's book, in line with the point of view referred to, is its inclusion of a vast amount of experimental research on the various problems of business gleaned from the personnel departments of business concerns and the research centers maintained by outstanding industrial concerns. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)