Understanding Trends and Their Impact
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______ Globalization occurs when ecosystems continuously exchange materials through the movement of air.

Ecological

______ Globalization is described as the collection of factors supporting global interconnectivity.

Geographical

Globalization provides nations with chances to link to other nations for more extensive ______.

marketplaces

Globalization fosters the interconnectedness of people and ______.

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Cell phones now ______ people around the globe like never before.

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A ______ has a definite beginning and a definite end.

<p>fad</p> Signup and view all the answers

A ______ is the tiny shifts that occur in everything from clothes we wear and the snacks we eat to the way, play, and love.

<p>microtrend</p> Signup and view all the answers

______ are aggregated microtrends or more sweeping changes that are affecting society.

<p>macrotrends</p> Signup and view all the answers

______ are macrotrends that have grown, and affect the lives of the human race, lasting for decades.

<p>megatrends</p> Signup and view all the answers

______ affect most areas of human life and/or vital industry/ies, defining an era.

<p>gigatrends</p> Signup and view all the answers

Identifying a trend before it becomes mainstream or reaches its peak, is known as ______.

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Devices are ______ toward touch screen mobiles and laptops.

<p>trending</p> Signup and view all the answers

To not be affected by a general trend or to oppose it is to ______ the trend.

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Trends have long staying power and enjoy a long period of ______.

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Trends are popularly accepted by many industries and ______.

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A trend is rooted on the people's cultural traditions, beliefs, and ______.

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A trend shows a transitory increase or decrease of a particular idea, event, or ______.

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According to Aristotle, the whole is not equal to the sum of ______.

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Microtrends give rise to macrotrends, which give rise to ______.

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A pattern is a design, shape, form or configuration that emerges from ______ appearance of lines, curves, or behavior.

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Repetitive behavior in the study of trends gives rise to an emerging ______ that is the main interest.

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The stage where examination and combination happen is called ______.

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______ is representing the findings for easy understanding.

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A continuous decrease or increase in numbers over time is known as a ______ trend.

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In an ______ trend, data rises or falls at an increasing rate, not a steady one.

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A ______ trend is characterized by data values that rise or fall initially and then level off.

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______ fluctuations repeat over fixed periods of time and are predictable.

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______ fluctuations do not repeat over fixed periods of time and are unpredictable.

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Patterns can be identified with the help of ______ and effect.

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______ or memory allows for easy retrieval of stored documentation.

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Looking for patterns on prospective trends can be achieved through brainstorming, ______, and crafting combinations.

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Setting practical, reasonable, and creative ______ and strategies is important to solve problems.

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The next step after generating a solution is the ______ of the plan.

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The last stage of the suggested process is to ______ and reflect on the outcome.

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The process involves adhering to a ______ to creatively handle a circumstance.

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Strategic analysis is vital when dealing with your ______ problems.

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A personal ______ analysis is a way to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.

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Another method of making decisions is ______ thinking.

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Intuitive decisions are often described as a gut feeling, sixth sense, inner voice, or ______ guide

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Intuitive thinking is influenced by one's emotions and personal ______ of events or things.

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Intuitive decision-making goes beyond just using common sense as it involves additional ______ perceptions.

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Flashcards

Trend

A prevailing tendency or inclination; a general direction in which something is developing or changing.

Fad

A temporary, short-lived increase in popularity or interest in something.

Microtrend

A small change that occurs frequently, often in consumer behavior or preferences.

Macrotrend

Several microtrends combined, creating a larger shift in society.

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Megatrend

A macrotrend that has a long-lasting impact on the human race, spanning decades.

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Gigatrend

A trend that shapes multiple aspects of human life and industries, defining an entire era.

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Trendspotting

The practice of identifying emerging trends before they become widespread.

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Ecological Globalization

The exchange of materials between ecosystems through movements of air, water, and migrating animals.

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Geographical Globalization

The interconnectedness of people and societies through institutional, cultural, technological, social, and economic factors.

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Globalization: Positive Effect

Globalization helps countries connect and trade, leading to more markets and opportunities.

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Globalization: Negative Effect

Globalization can worsen income inequality between rich and poor countries, as richer ones gain more.

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Globalization: Positive Effect

Increased access to technology, resources, and capital through globalization can boost economies and improve lives.

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Analysis

The process of examining and analyzing data to search for patterns and trends.

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Linear Trend

A type of data trend where values consistently increase or decrease over time.

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Exponential Trend

A type of data trend where values increase or decrease at an accelerating rate.

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Damped Trend

A type of data trend where values rise or fall initially but then level off.

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Seasonal Trend

A type of data trend that repeats regularly over a specific period of time, usually less than a year.

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Cyclical Trend

A type of data trend that fluctuates over longer periods, often more than a year, and is unpredictable.

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Cause and Effect

The relationship between an event or action (cause) and the resulting consequence (effect).

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Archive

The ability to easily access or retrieve any stored documentation.

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Presentation

The process of presenting findings in a clear and understandable way to help others understand the analysis.

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Emerging Data Patterns

Different types of data patterns that emerge in various presentations and journals.

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Buck the trend

The ability of a trend to disregard a general trend, often achieving a different, sometimes opposite outcome. An example is a company increasing profits when most companies are experiencing losses.

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What makes a trend sustainable?

A trend that is widely accepted and has a long-lasting impact on society, industry, or culture. It is a persistent idea or phenomenon.

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What makes a trend culturally relevant?

A trend is influenced by the cultural traditions, beliefs, and values of a specific group or society. This can range from fashion to social movements.

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What is the transitory nature of a trend?

A trend demonstrates a temporary increase or decrease in the popularity of a particular idea, event, or phenomenon. It's something that rises but doesn't last forever.

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What are the drivers, enablers, and blockers of a trend?

The agents that drive, enable, or obstruct the emergence and progress of a trend. These can be anything from technological advancements to social movements.

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How is a trend a sum of parts?

The idea that a trend is the sum of many smaller components, not just a single entity. These components can be ideas, patterns, or behaviors.

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How do trends influence one another?

The idea that a trend can contribute to and influence the emergence of other trends, creating complex interconnections and relationships.

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What is a pattern in the context of trends?

A recurring or repetitive appearance of lines, curves, or actions. It signifies a recognizable pattern that emerges from repeated observations.

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What is trendspotting?

The ability to recognize and understand trends. This involves identifying patterns in data and understanding how past trends relate to emerging or future trends.

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Problem Solving Process

Breaking down a complex task into smaller, manageable steps to ensure clear direction and effective progress.

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Identify The Problem

The initial stage of problem-solving where you fully understand the issue and define it clearly.

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Analyze The Problem

Analyzing the problem by breaking it down into its components to understand its root causes and potential solutions.

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Generate a Solution

Developing creative ideas and strategies to address the identified problem. It involves exploring various options to find the most effective solution.

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Implement The Solution

Putting the chosen solution into action to see if it effectively addresses the problem.

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Reflect on the Outcomes

Evaluating the outcomes of the implemented solution and reflecting on its effectiveness, identifying lessons for future action.

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Intuitive Thinking

A decision-making method based on intuition, often described as a gut feeling, sixth sense, or inner voice.

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SWOT Analysis

Analyzing your own Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats to identify personal development needs and opportunities.

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Intuitive Decision Making

Making decisions based on rapid insight, often without conscious reasoning, influenced by emotions and past experiences.

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Strategic Thinking

The ability to think strategically and proactively, analyzing situations and developing effective plans to achieve goals.

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Study Notes

The Concept of Trend

  • Trend is a recurring phenomenon that predicts the future
  • Trends develop gradually over time, building influence
  • Trends impact various aspects of life, including politics, beliefs, lifestyle, and economics
  • Social trends involve shifts in behavior, attitudes, values, or preferences
  • Economic trends reflect the long-term direction of an economy (growth, decline, or stagnation)
  • Rise of remote work due to technology
  • Increased awareness and action regarding climate change
  • Rise in online casinos among Filipinos due to accessibility
  • Trends have a long lifespan; fads are short-lived
  • Trends slowly gain popularity; fads emerge and disappear quickly
  • Microtrends: Small, everyday shifts
  • Macrotrends: Widespread societal changes
  • Megatrends: Major, long-lasting societal shifts

Gigatrends

  • Trends that impact multiple areas of human life and/or vital industries
  • Define an era
  • Trends often follow patterns of cause and effect
  • Commodity prices, for example, may fluctuate in response to oil prices
  • Trends are influenced by many factors such as technology, education, and social media

Discipline Causes Consequences

  • Technology: communication with distant relatives, access to online courses, addiction to games
  • Education: mobile learning, quality learning, and connectivity
  • Social Media: connecting with friends, freedom of self-expression, cyberbullying

Concept of Globalization

  • Globalization involves increasing interaction and integration among people, businesses, and governments
  • Globalization impacts various aspects of life including culture, political systems, economics, and well-being
  • Globalization can lead to improvements in living standards (through infrastructure, healthcare, and education)
  • Globalization can, however, also result in income disparities

Types of Globalization

  • Economic Globalization: The intensified movement of goods, services, technologies, and capital across borders; includes transnational companies and the World Trade Organization (WTO)
  • Social Globalization: Transformation to achieve human-centered development
  • Political Globalization: Trend toward multilateralism

Interconnectedness of People and Nations

  • Globalization intensifies the interconnectedness of people worldwide
  • Cultural, religious, or ideological groups, in some areas, represent a community or "nation"

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This quiz explores the concept of trends, their development, and their implications across various aspects of life, including social and economic domains. It distinguishes between trends, fads, and various scales of trends like micro, macro, and megatrends. Test your knowledge on how trends shape our world and influence our behaviors.

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