The Human Sciences Volume I

Everything is constantly changing and Robert Carkhuff, author of The Human Sciences, believes changeability is the engine of possibilities.

Dr. Carkhuff, one of the most-referenced scientists of the 20th century, is recognised as the father of human sciences. He has been credited with breakthroughs in our understanding of human relating, information representing and human and information generativity.

In The Human Sciences, he details the accelerated movement of science from the slow, evolutionary changes of Probabilities Science through the freeing of Possibilities Science to Generativity Science. This is a powerful resource for business professionals and educators who week to improve themselves and their organisations.

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Part I offers an introduction to scientific models. The chapter on the human and information technologies considers the economic implications of technological innovation, the IT Innovative Solution which has dominated the economic marketplace for 50 years and the HT Generativity Solution which has made successful applications and transfers over the past 50 years. In the chapter on the human and information sciences, you’ll learn about information modeling and human processing and how they relate synergistically.

In Part II, Dr. Carkhuff describes the science of probabilities - the thinking that dominates science - and how it no longer works by itself. You’ll learn how the changing conditions of the Data Age have led to Possibilities Science which is infinite and now defines our universes.

In Part III, you’ll explore how Possibility Science will generate and innovate our continuously growing and changing universes. It is here that Dr. Carkhuff introduces Generativity Science and how it focuses exclusively on the freeing functions of possibility science and generates new universes of possibility.