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Occupational health - Coggle Diagram

- - - - stages
        
        Geotechnical
        
        starts with the use of hydraulic force and wood
        
        Paleotechnics
        
        begins with the use of iron-coal, steam engine and the power loom
        
        Neotechnics
        
        starts from the use of electricity
  - - - work that liberates is that which restricts freedom
    - - rich in variety of work but poor because particular functions become monotonous
    - - The machines can be operated without the need for specialization, making it accessible to men, but how to use something without training is the paradox here.
    - - creativity is notable for innovation but mass production creates the monotony that creates boredom
- - - - health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being.
    - - absence of disease in the body
  - - - Occupational health
        
        Productivity
        
        Health is the dominant force in man's productive capacity, the most effective means of raising labor productivity and must therefore be considered as a prerequisite for development.
        
        Field
        
        conforms to various disciplines
        
        joining forces for these goals
        
        Protect workers against the risks inherent in their work
        
        Make possible the assignment of jobs according to the attitudes and limitations of each employee and ensure that their adaptation is permanent
        
        promote and maintain the highest level of complete well-being (physical, mental and social)
        
        they flow
        
        these disciplines
        
        Work Medicine
        
        Industrial Security
        
        Industrial psychology
        
        Ergonomics
        
        Administration
- - - - exists since man works going back since man appeared on earth
- - - - Psychometry
      - Psychotechnical
  - - - New conception of Freud
        
        "the ego"
        
        "the superego"
        
        "id"
      - Jung
        
        Libido
        
        influence of other higher forces of nature
    - - Fromm
        
        Receptive
        
        Explorer
        
        Cumulative
        
        Productive
  - - - Need
        
        represents a state or condition of unsatisfied motives; implies a deficiency that causes an imbalance
      - Reason
        
        Specific process always learned
    - - Concept
        
        demands affection from those who are important to him
        individual, without such affection depending on what as an individual he can do for others
    - - Concept
        
        implies the inner imperative to belong
        to a group or community and is complementary to self-esteem
    - - a means to satisfy individual biological needs, work is an end in itself. It is the most important form of self-expression for the individual through which he manifests his creative capacity. This need requires as a fundamental requirement for its satisfaction that the
        task is in accordance with the vocation, ability, aptitudes, interests and character of the person who performs it
    - - need for status, represents the basic drive of all
        individual for ensuring continuity in the satisfaction of their other needs.