Present-day Applications of Psychology, With Special Reference to Industry, Education and Nervous Breakdown (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171675372)

"Present-day Applications of Psychology" explores the practical uses of psychology in the early 20th century, focusing on its relevance to industry, education, and the understanding of nervous breakdowns. Written by Charles S. Myers, this book provides insights into how psychological principles can be applied to improve efficiency in the workplace, enhance educational methods, and address mental health challenges.

With a strong emphasis on empirical observation and practical application, this work showcases the nascent field of applied psychology as it sought to make meaningful contributions to various aspects of daily life. Readers interested in the historical development of psychology and its early applications in industrial and educational settings will find this book a valuable resource.

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