One replicated difference between common forms of RNT such as worry and rumination is temporal orientation towards a stressor, with worry being more future-oriented and rumination more past-oriented.
The much criticized shortsightedness of business - caring more about the next quarter's earnings than the company's long-run health - may change when lower interest rates make future orientation more affordable.
Our interpretation that people with agency and a future orientation had a more successful approach to self-management points towards testing the effectiveness of care models that support patients to make self-care plans that reflect their priorities.
If Mr. Romney's approach to Mr. Putin is indicative of his future orientation to foreign policy more generally as president, there is surely trouble ahead.
While adolescents and young adults are capable of and do engage in future orientation, their cognitions about the future tend more often to be positive rather than negative (Nurmi J-e 1992).
Importantly, the process of developing a future orientation, and motivation to avoid future risk over more proximal gains, differs dramatically across development from adolescence to adulthood.
The new treatment program is characterized by stages from more to less restrictive care, with the first stage focusing on future orientation.
But, Dr. Hardy continued, "Even more profound are the intangible losses -- loss of hope, loss of future orientation.
We introduce a future orientation index to quantify the degree to which Internet users worldwide seek more information about years in the future than years in the past.
Germany is the most forward thinking country in the world according to the Future Orientation Index 2012 created by academics from University College London (UCL) and Warwick University, who analysed more than 45bn Google queries to find that Germany had searched for the future more than any other country.
