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psychotechnics
psy·cho·tech·nics P0637000 (sī′kō-tĕk′nĭks)n. (used with a sing. verb) The practical or technological application of psychology, as in analysis of social or economic problems.
psy′cho·tech′ni·cal adj.psy′cho·tech·ni′cian (-tĕk-nĭsh′ən) n.
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psy·cho·tech·nics (sī'kō-tek'niks), An older term denoting the practical application of psychological methods in the study of economics, sociology, and other subjects. [psycho- + G. technē, art, skill] psychotechnics (sī′kō-tĕk′nĭks)n. (used with a sing. verb) The practical or technological application of psychology, as in analysis of social or economic problems.
psy′cho·tech′ni·cal adj.psy′cho·tech·ni′cian (-tĕk-nĭsh′ən) n.psychotechnics (sī″kō-tĕk′nĭks) [″ + techne, art] The use of psychological methods in the study of economic and social problems. |