Author
Hugo Münsterberg
Hugo Münsterberg (1863-1916) was a German psychologist and a pupil of Wilhelm Wundt. At the invitation of William James he moved to Harvard, ran its psychological laboratory, and became one of the first to apply psychological experiments to work, the courtroom and commerce.
Books in Livria
- Psychology and Industrial Efficiency
Why do some tram drivers go twenty years without an accident, while others, just as conscientious, crash again and again? The psychologist Hugo Münsterberg took laboratory experiments into the factory, the office and…