During more than five decades at the helm of Volt, William Shaw used his abilities to envision and build an innovative, global organization that emphasizes sound financial management, the development of human potential and the application of new technologies.
Genes, Brains, and Human Potential goes much further: building on work being done in molecular biology, epigenetics, dynamical systems, evolution theory, and complexity theory, it maps a fresh understanding of intelligence and the development of human potential.
One of Thoreau's favorite analogies not only a metaphor, as he sees it is that between the ripening of a seed and the development of human potential.
In views which echoed those of Jane Addams, the settlement house visionary, and Alain Locke, father of the Harlem Renaissance, development of human potential was at the center of his first serious statement on democracy, his essay "The Ethics of Democracy," written in 1888.
Sociologist of religion Michael York described the New Age movement as "an umbrella term that includes a great variety of groups and identities" but which are united by their "expectation of a major and universal change being primarily founded on the individual and collective development of human potential".
Development of human potential from the earliest years has been proven to have serious implications for national development.
Because VAD and iron deficiency disproportionately affect women during their reproductive years and children, they hinder both the development of individual human potential and national social and economic development.
Project Zero's research has been based in understanding the nature and development of human cognitive potentials, ranging from intelligence, ethics, creativity, and thinking.
