(1915) with Frank B. Gilbreth Applied Motion Study; A collection of papers on the efficient method to industrial preparedness. (1917) with Frank B. Gilbreth Fatigue Study: The Elimination of Humanity's Greatest Unnecessary Waste; a First Step in Motion Study] (1916) with Frank B. Gilbreth Motion Study for the Handicapped (1920) with Frank B. Gilbreth The Quest of the One Best Way: A Sketch of the Life of Frank Bunker Gilbreth (1925) The Home-maker and Her Job (1927) Living With Our Children (1928) Normal Lives for the Disabled (1948), with Edna Yost The Foreman in Manpower Management (1947), with Alice Rice Cook Management in the Home: Happier Living Through Saving Time and Energy (1954), with Orpha Mae Thomas and Eleanor Clymer As I Remember: An Autobiography (1998), published posthumously Notes Citations References Further reading External links Widening Horizons – Dr. Lillian m. Gilbreth Biography Biography and Index to Purdue University Library's vast holdings of Gilbreth papers A 1955 newspaper interview with Gilbreth , comprehensive family and professional history. Podcast (with transcript) of interview with Gilbreth's biographer Jane Lancaster, from the Lemelson Center Lillian Gilbreth Keynote Speech, Society of Women Engineers National Convention, 1957 1878 births 1972 deaths American industrial engineers American people of German descent American women educators American women engineers American women psychologists Brown University alumni Engineers from California Engineers from New Jersey Educators from New Jersey Girl Scouts of the USA people Henry Laurence Gantt Medal recipients People from Montclair, New Jersey People from Phoenix, Arizona Time and motion study University of California, Berkeley alumni Writers from Oakland, California