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Management--The Direct Incentive Under Traditional Management--Incentives Under Transitory Management--Rewards Under Scientific Management--Promotion and Pay--Relation of Wages and Bonus--Day Work--Piece Work--Task Wage--Gain Sharing--Premium Plan--Profit Sharing--Differential Rate Piece--Task Work with a Bonus--Differential Bonus--Three Rate--Three Rate with Increased Rate--Other Rewards--Negative and Positive Punishments--Fines and Their Disposal--Assignment to Less Pleasant Work--Discharge and Its Elimination--Use of Direct Incentives--Summary: (a) Effect of Incentives upon the Work; (b) Effect of Incentives upon the Worker. CHAPTER X WELFARE ..................................................... 311 Definition of Welfare--"Welfare" and "Welfare Work"--Welfare Under Traditional Management--Welfare Work Under Traditional Management--Welfare Under Transitory Management--Welfare Work Under Transitory Management--Welfare Under Scientific Management--Physical Improvement--Mental Development--Moral Development--Interrelation of Physical, Mental and Moral Development--Welfare Work Under Scientific Management--Summary: (a) Result of Welfare to the Work; (b) Result of Welfare to the Worker. INDEX ....................................................... 333 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MANAGEMENT CHAPTER I DESCRIPTION AND GENERAL OUTLINE OF DEFINITION OF PSYCHOLOGY OF MANAGEMENT.--The Psychology of Management, as here used, means,--the effect of the mind that is directing work upon that work which is directed, and the effect of this undirected and directed work upon the mind of the worker. IMPORTANCE OF THE SUBJECT.--Before defining the terms that will be used more in detail, and outlining the method of treatment to be followed, it is well to consider the importance of the subject matter of this book, for upon the reader's interest in the subject, and his desire, from the outset, to follow what is said, and to respond to it, rests a large part of the value of this book. VALUE OF PSYCHOLOGY.--First of all, then, what is there in the subject of psychology to demand the attention of the manager? Psychology, in the popular phrase, is "the study of the mind." It has for years been included in the training of all teachers, and has been one
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