Warner received his B.A. from the U

Warner received his B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley in 1925. After serving as a researcher for the Rockefeller Foundation and the Australian National Research Council (1926–1929), Warner enrolled at Harvard (1929–1935) as a graduate student in the Department of Anthropology and the Graduate School of Business School Administration. His first book, A Black Civilization: A Social Study of an Australian Tribe (1937), followed the conventional anthropological path of studying so-called "primitive people."

During his years at Harvard, he became a member of a group of social scientists, led by Australian social psychologist Elton Mayo, who were exploring the social and psychological dimensions of industrial settings. Mayo, the father of the Human Relations Movement, is best known for his discovery of the Hawthorne Effect in the course of his motivational research at the Western Electric Company. (On Warner's association with Mayo, see

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Warner menerima gelar BA dari University of California, Berkeley pada tahun 1925. Setelah menjabat sebagai peneliti untuk Rockefeller Foundation dan Australian National Research Council (1926-1929), Warner terdaftar di Harvard (1929-1935) sebagai mahasiswa pascasarjana di Departemen Antropologi dan Graduate School of Business School Administration. Buku pertamanya, A Hitam Peradaban: Sebuah Studi Sosial dari Suku Australia (1937), mengikuti jalan antropologi konvensional belajar yang disebut ". Orang-orang primitif" Selama bertahun-tahun di Harvard, ia menjadi anggota dari kelompok ilmuwan sosial , yang dipimpin oleh psikolog sosial Australia Elton Mayo, yang menjelajahi dimensi sosial dan psikologis dari pengaturan industri. Mayo, ayah dari Gerakan Hubungan Manusia, terkenal karena penemuan Hawthorne Effect dalam perjalanan penelitian motivasi di Western Electric Company. (Pada asosiasi Warner dengan Mayo, melihat