IN: What happens next?

How to conduct a time and motion study
Use work sampling if you have limited time to record.
In this approach, you observe the person at certain times rather than continuously. The intervals can be regular or random.

OUT: You observe the person for a given time, and then extrapolate from the samples how much time is spent on each task. This type works better on tasks that have fewer components or workers that do fewer tasks overall.

IN: What happens next?

A magazine about saxophones is shown just before a pair of hands are shown playing a saxophone. multiple screens

OUT: begin to appear, showing the hands playing various notes on the screen.

IN: What happens next?

A gymnast is seen swinging around on a bar doing various flips and tricks across two sets of beams. she

OUT:
continues spinning around and ends with her hands up and her coach clapping.