1972
DOI: 10.1177/1077727x7200100106
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Extra Heart Beats as a Measurement of Work Cost1

Abstract: A 1‐pound load was lifted and lowered to various shelf heights. Work cost, as measured by the extra heart beats due to the task, was determined. The results were compared to a similar study in which a 5‐pound weight was moved and kcal/minute was used as a criterion. Since the conclusions of the two studies are similar and data for the extra heart beat criterion are obtained more easily than kcal/minute, the method studied herein is recommended for the measurement of light as well as heavy work.

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