1. Mosso-Ergograph (after H. Lehmann), a devise used to measure muscle fatigue and work capacity from repeatedly moving a finger. Collection: Early 20th Century Engineering Lantern Slides Set: H. I. M. (Human Interaction Management) Date: 1880s Format: Image Agent: unknown
2. Ergogram measuring physical fatigue after repeated motion. Collection: Early 20th Century Engineering Lantern Slides Set: H. I. M. (Human Interaction Management) Date: undated Format: Image Agent: unknown
3. Chart comparing output, intelligence and boredom of factory workers with superior intelligence. Work includes chocolate packaging and soap wrapping, inserting, and winding. Collection: Early 20th Century Engineering Lantern Slides Set: H. I. M. (Human Interaction Management) Date: undated Format: Image Agent: unknown
4. Chart depicting scores of department store saleswomen in Minneapolis and St. Paul regarding personality and ability. Collection: Early 20th Century Engineering Lantern Slides Set: H. I. M. (Human Interaction Management) Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota St. Paul, Minnesota Date: undated Format: Image Agent: unknown
5. Chart comparing output, intelligence, and boredom of factory workers with inferior intelligence who perform soap wrapping and chocolate packing. Collection: Early 20th Century Engineering Lantern Slides Set: H. I. M. (Human Interaction Management) Date: undated Format: Image Agent: unknown
6. Effect of noise vs. quiet on the ability to work. The woman typist is wearing a mask under quiet and noisy conditions ; her breath is monitored by a man who is taking notes. Collection: Early 20th Century Engineering Lantern Slides Set: H. I. M. (Human Interaction Management) Date: undated Format: Image Agent: unknown
