Psychology at Work

Psychology at Work, fourth edition, edited by Peter Warr, is a comprehensive anthology exploring industrial and organizational psychology. Published around 1996 by Penguin, it compiles contributions from leading experts to examine how psychological principles apply to workplace settings. The book covers key topics such as individual psychological processes, group dynamics in workteams, leadership styles, employee motivation, and the broader functioning of complex organizations. It highlights empirical research and practical applications, addressing issues like job satisfaction, stress management, and productivity influences. Newer elements for its time include the role of emotions at work, internet impacts, and human resource management effects. This edition builds on prior versions by showcasing theoretical advancements and real-world relevance over the previous 30 years.