Communication between management and workers
Paterson, Donald G., Jenkins, James J.
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1947 · Volume 32 · Issue 1
Abstract
Although the problem of communication between management and workers has been receiving greater attention in industrial personnel literature, little has been done in communication in psychological personnel books, except in books on advertising. Practical methods for the preparation of written communications are needed. By using the Flesch method of measuring readability, an industrial form designed to provide information to job applicants is compared with a revised form prepared by the authors, using the rules of simplicity and understandability suggested by several writers. 26-item bibliography. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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