Frank Gilbreth Categorized Work into Four Groups: Essential, Preparation, Incidental

question 18

Multiple Choice

Frank Gilbreth categorized work into four groups: essential, preparation, incidental, and unnecessary. Essential work includes

• A) Assembly, disassembly, or use
• B) Loading, transporting, unloading, and set-up
• C) Searching, finding, selecting, and inspecting
• D) Planning, thinking, and rest

Understand the health and longevity correlations with intelligence and the possible explanations for these associations.

Understand the effects of environmental factors and schooling on intelligence.

Grasp the concept of heritability of intelligence and how it may vary across different stages of life.

Recognize gender differences in certain cognitive abilities and the role of societal influences.