scientific management

collocation in English

meanings of scientificand management

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scientific
adjective
uk /ˌsaɪ.ənˈtɪf.ɪk/ us /ˌsaɪ.ənˈtɪf.ɪk/
relating to science, or using the organized methods ...
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management
noun
uk /ˈmæn.ɪdʒ.mənt/ us /ˈmæn.ədʒ.mənt/
the control and organization ...
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Examples of scientific management

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The development of scientificmanagement was embedded in political and moral controversy from the beginning.
As was the case with scientificmanagement, defenders of behavioral psychology made ethical claims, as well as truth claims, in its favor.
This is a scientificmanagement approach that explicitly emphasizes feedback learning.
Expansion and intensification were now to be achieved largely through increased mechanisation, scientificmanagement principles and the widespread use of biochemicals.
The next stage, "scientificmanagement," was aimed at undermining craft production and replacing it with a centralized hierarchical order of salaried workers.
Part of a technocratic reform tradition that also gave rise to scientificmanagement, the movement emphasized individual responsibility for safe behavior over corporate culpability.
And it is demanded by the scientificmanagement, profit maximization, and accumulation that transformed the life-world during the second industrial revolution.
The first is ideology, the second is part of scientificmanagement.
I have found some evidence that his work was important both for scientificmanagement and for behavioral psychology.
In scientificmanagement and behavioral psychology, the link to engineering is often explicit.
The need for workers made imperative a very rapid, factory-like inspection, which had a counterpart in the philosophy of scientificmanagement.
Both the adherents of scientificmanagement and its detractors understood it in moral and political terms.
The latter looked upon wild animals as a source of revenue and rural social welfare after 1910, and doggedly resisted all attempts at their privatization or at scientificmanagement.
Scientificmanagement, debates over socialism and behavioral psychology were all under way by 1915 and the term 'incentives' was in use.
Scientificmanagement broke down skilled crafts into a series of smaller work steps.
Tugwell believed that the logic of scientificmanagement required the extension of planning from the single factory to the industry and then to the entire economy.
We must all feel that economy and the scientificmanagement of expenditure and the like are extremely important.
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All projects, whether funded from the public or private sector, will need to have ethical approval and will be reviewed by the scientificmanagement committee.
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This brings me to another important aspect of the question—scientificmanagement.
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