Anticipatory Awareness/ Futures Consciousness
Origin: Lat. anticipāre conscientĭa / futurus conscientĭa
To realize and being aware of what may come in long-term futures. Awareness refers to the total integrated set of psychological skills, process and experiences that humans use to understand and deal with the future. Involves processes such as perception, emotion, learning, behavior, memory, anticipation, thinking, understanding, imagination, intuition, planning, hopes, fears, etc. The five dimensions of future consciousness are: 1. Temporal perspective. It provides an understanding of the past, present, and future. 2. Agency beliefs. Refers to the person's confidence in influencing the future.3. Openness to alternatives. This dimension allows criticism of established truths and appreciation of possible changes. 4. Perception of systems. It allows one to observe the intersections between the systems of human beings and natural systems. 5. Concern for systems. The source for all of us to strive for a better future and world.
Spanish: : Conciencia Anticipatoria / Conciencia de futuros
Sources and references
- Lombardo, Thomas in Ahvenharju, S., Minkkinen, M., & Lalot, F. (2018, Diciembre). The Five Dimensions of Futures Consciousness. Futures The journal of policy, planning and futures studies, 104, 1-13view
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