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9780202309095

Work and Human Behavior

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    9780202309095

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    0202309096

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2006-11-15
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

Work is a many-sided human enterprise that has been written about from a great many different points of view, representing almost every eld of knowledge and almost every level of our social structure. Merely to identify these points of view is a daunting task. The subject of work has been written about by theologians and philosophers, by poets and novelists, by historians, economists, and sociologists, by biologists and naturalists, by politicians, by essayists and journalists. It has been described as both a blessing and a curse, as the chief means through which man has developed a high culture, and as a ravager of our natural environment.

Table of Contents

Preface to the Third Edition xiii
Acknowledgments xv
1. The Scope of the Problem
The Social Psychology of Work
1(3)
Work as a Psychological Problem
4(2)
Work and Mental Health
6(2)
Productivity
8(1)
A Transactional Approach
9(3)
People Who Are "Apparently Unemployable"
12(8)
I THE NATURE OF WORK
2. Work and Human History
The Economic Interpretation of History
20(2)
Work and Theories of Social Evolution
22(2)
Work and Social Organization
24(1)
Hunting and Gathering Societies
25(2)
Work in Early Agricultural and Pastoral Societies
27(6)
The Grecian Example
33(2)
The Rise of New Meanings
35(3)
Work in the United States
38(2)
Summary
40(1)
3. The Study of Work Behavior
Consequences of the Industrial Revolution
41(5)
The Technology of Work
46(3)
The "Human" Aspects of Work
49(1)
The Hawthorne Studies
50(3)
The Sociology of Work
53(1)
Work as a Social Role
54(3)
The Problem of Work Alienation
57(12)
Summary
69(6)
4. Work as a Sphere of Individual Behavior
Definitions of Work
75(3)
The Forms of Work Behavior
78(2)
Work and Play
80(3)
Work and Love
83(3)
Toward an Individual Psychology of Work
86(4)
5. Psychoanalytic Theories of Work Behavior
Freud on Work
90(1)
Other Psychoanalytic Conceptions
91(5)
Common Themes of Instinct and Early Psychosexual Development
96(4)
Summary
100(5)
6. Psychological Theories of Work Behavior
Super's Theory of Vocational Development
105(5)
Ginzberg on Occupational Choice
110(3)
Ann Roe and the Origin of Occupational Interests
113(3)
Holland and a Theory of Types
116(2)
Tiedeman and the Technology of Choice
118(1)
Lofquist and Dawis: The Psychometry of Work Adjustment
119(3)
Conclusions
122(3)
7. The Characteristics of Work Environments
Toward a General Theory
125(1)
Structural Features
126(3)
Interpersonal Features
129(2)
Customs and Mores
131(5)
The Modal Work Personality
136(1)
The Twofold Aspect of Work Environments
137(2)
8. Work Behavior and the Work Personality
Work and the Affects
139(3)
Work and Identity
142(3)
Work and Human Needs
145(8)
Is There a Work Personality?
153(1)
Theories of Personality
153(2)
The Semiautonomous Nature of the Work Personality
155(1)
The Productive Role
156(1)
The Development of the Work Personality
157(4)
A General Theory of the Work Personality
161(3)
The Psychodynamics of Work
164(1)
Summary
165(4)
II CLINICAL ISSUES
9. The Assessment of Work Potential
History
169(2)
The Mental Testing Approach
171(3)
The Job Analysis Approach
174(2)
The Work-Sample Approach
176(2)
The Situational Approach
178(2)
Vocational Assessment and Vocational Rehabilitation
180(1)
Applications
181(4)
Summary
185(2)
10. The Techniques of Work Adjustment
Vocational Guidance
187(4)
Therapeutic Counseling
191(3)
Group Methods
194(2)
Nonverbal Techniques: The Rehabilitative Workshop
196(5)
The Development of Adjustive Techniques
201(1)
Summary
202(6)
III WORK AND MENTAL HEALTH
11. Psychopathology and Work: Some Conceptual Issues
Mental Illness
208(3)
Mental Health
211(3)
Work and Disorder
214(1)
Toward a Clinical Psychology of Work
215(2)
Type Theory
217(2)
Maladaptation to Work
219(6)
An Empirical Study
225(2)
Research Needs and Possibilities
227(2)
12. Work and the Psychoses
Deinstitutionalization
229(6)
Chronicity
235(1)
Psychiatric Rehabilitation
236(7)
The Community Mental Health Centers and Psychiatric Rehabilitation
243(3)
Work and Severe Mental Disorder: The Present Situation
246(5)
13. Work Stress
The Stress Syndrome
251(2)
Kinds of Stress
253(2)
The Effects of Work Stress
255(1)
Person-Environment Fit and Job Stress
256(4)
The Worker and the Work Setting
260(3)
Work Stress and Mental Health
263(1)
Stress and Work: General Considerations
264(5)
IV SOME CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS
14. Social Barriers
Women and Work
269(10)
Ethnic Minorities and Work
279(9)
Disability as a Status Condition
288(7)
15. Work and Social Change
The Environment and the Worker
295(3)
Automation and the Worker
298(5)
Poverty and the Worker
303(5)
Work and Productivity
308(5)
16. Work in Perspective
The Work Personality
313(1)
The Work Environment
314(1)
Maladaptation to Work
315(1)
The Future of Work
316(3)
Bibliography 319(16)
Name Index 335(6)
Subject Index 341

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