Human engineering and psychology.

Abstract

Area 2. Control requirements-man as an emitter . . . . . .

Engineering Psychology

“…This state of affairs must have been foreseen by the late F. V. Taylor (107) writing in 1957 for Psychology: A Study of Science when he distin guished between the technological "human engineering design" and the scientific "engineering psychology." This state of affairs must have been foreseen by the late F. V. Taylor (107) writing in 1957 for Psychology: A Study of Science when he distin guished between the technological "human engineering design" and the scientific "engineering psychology."…”