Articles
Conceptual features of the balanced development of human potential in the emerging socio-economic conditions
Published 2019-10-11
Keywords
- Concept of creative balance, evolutionary development, highly developed systems, HP, indicative and integrative approach, psycho-management, revolutionary development, spiritual dynamics, uncertainty.
How to Cite
Gubanova, S. E. (2019). Conceptual features of the balanced development of human potential in the emerging socio-economic conditions. Amazonia Investiga, 8(23), 656–663. Retrieved from https://www.amazoniainvestiga.info/index.php/amazonia/article/view/916
Abstract
The article is devoted to a comprehensive study of education of a creative person, focused on universal human values and capable of creative impact in a direction favourable for the world of development. For the first time in a scientific revolution there are the following terms: concept of creative balance, integrative-indicative approach to the balanced development of human potential (HP) (BDHP), management method of the BDHP (psycho-management), based on a combination of modern educational, managerial and psychological technologies.
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Gubanova S.E., Kolosova V.V., Mikhailova L.V. (2018). Formation of ideas about HR of a modern organization. Bulletin of Moscow State Regional University. Series Economics. 1, 42-49.
Gubanova S.E., Vnuchkov Yu.A., Mikhailova L.V. (2017). Organization Human Resource Management Evolution. Bulletin of Moscow State Regional University. Series Economics. 4, 47-54.
Langle A. (2004). Life of meaning. Applied Logotherapy. Moscow: Genesis.
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Maslow A.H. (1971). Farther Reaches of Human Nature. Harmondsworth: Penguin.
Yakovlev V.A. (2017). Plato's paradigm and modern physics. 4(26).
