The trainer discusses general tendencies, and individual experiences are generalized and reformulated in terms of future oriented cognitions and behavior.
Furthermore, an important contribution of presenting a vision, such as that of a safe and secure Finnish transport system in 2100, is that even if the envisioned future state is not agreed on, it helps the decision-makers to focus on the long-term issues and to realize the importance and potential of participatory future oriented strategic planning.
(Forest manager, Germany) The knowledge that is produced in these networks may not be able to predict the precise effects of climate change in different areas, but it does have the potential to be future oriented, actionable and linked to the lived experiences and daily realities of forest managers.
This paper reflects on the potential of future-oriented analysis (FTA) to address major change and to support decision-makers and other stakeholders in anticipating and dealing with transformations.
This result suggests a critical role of action for future oriented representations, as if "moving" to the future actually required the representation of movement itself.
Selection of innovative health systems solutions for future oriented research may also capture the imagination of policy makers, thus enhancing the chances of influencing policy making [ 28, 29].
They are present-oriented rather than future oriented, and the only thing I have to say to them is "lots of luck -- you will need it".
This paper attempts to first identify and then consider a set of five axioms underlying future oriented health planning instruments.
Developmental psychology and certain subfields of sociology have been future oriented regarding children, focusing on children as human "becomings" (adults) rather than human "beings" [ 13].
This ties back into the cannabis study findings because, "if there are certain drugs that impair our ability to imagine the future, then they might get in the way of helping people to become more future oriented," he says.
The Becker and Mulligan (1997) model specifically considers how parents influence their children's rate of time preference by investing resources to make their children more future oriented.
