Motion Study
A Method for Increasing the Efficiency of the Workman

INDEX Acceleration, 65-67. amount of, 65. effects of, 65. effects on output of, 66. means for obtaining, 65. Alphabet, written, standardizing of, 99. “American Magazine,” article on fatigue in, 24. article on value of entertainment in, 48. Anatomy, 10-12. adapting equipment to, 10. adapting surroundings to, 10. adapting tools to, 10. adapting work to, 10. usefulness of study of, 10. Appliances, 43-45. relation to motions of, 43. Apprentices, supplying of tools to, 59. Apprenticeship, defects in present system of, 41. Automaticity, 67-69. value of, 67. Brawn, 13, 14. arrangement of work to utilize, 13. influence on instruction cards of, 14. importance as a variable of, 13. variation in, 13. Bricklaying, necessity for division of work in, 71-73- reducing of cost in, 72. value of illustrations from, 8. Brickwork, subclassifying of, 96. Charts, form for, 87. place in motion study of, 90. value of, 87-94. Clothes, 45-46. help of proper, 45. hindrance of improper, 45. importance of utility of, 80. motion-economy value of, 46. necessity for specially adapted, 46. shortening of motions by, 80. Color, 46-47. motion saving properties of, 46. selection of, 46. stimulating effect of, 46. Combination with other motions. 69-70. Conservation, congress for, 1. Contentment, 14-15. advantages of, 15. effect on fatigue of, 15. effect on output of, 14. Cooling, 49, 50. Cooperation, need for, 94. Cost, 70-74. deducing, 70. keeping, 70. of living, reduction of, 74. recording, 70. reducing, 70. relation to output of, 70. Creed, 15-16. definition of, 15. grouping men according to, 15. in