Review of Industrial Psychology

Abstract

Reviews the book, Industrial Psychology by Morris F. Viteles (1932). The book is divided into three portions, the first on the foundations of Industrial Psychology, the second on fitting the worker to the job, and the third on maintaining fitness at work. The work is rather definitely oriented from the clinical standpoint. The book will undoubtedly be on the desk of every industrial psychologist as a valuable reference work. Its thorough and comprehensive character mark it as one of the outstanding books in this field. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)