Review of Psychologie der Arbeitshand
Journal of Applied Psychology · Volume 12 · Issue 5
Abstract
Reviews the book, Psychologie der Arbeitshand by Giese Fritz (1928). This is a discussion of every conceivable activity in which the hand (or arm) participates. Some of it goes beyond the field of psychology but this fits in so well with the logical arrangement that no fault should be found. The book is well written and well illustrated. It is comprehensive to say the least. There are a good many practical points scattered through it although the general treatment is more methodological and descriptive. Few people will care to read it as a whole but anyone with a problem involving the hand may well consult the index. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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