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industrial psychology

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industrial psychology
Etymology: L, industria, diligence
the application of psychologic principles and techniques to the problems of business and industry, including the selection of personnel, the motivation of workers, and the development of training programs. See also applied psychology.


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Holding a Masters degree in industrial psychology and a Ph.
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