Insight
Origin: Lat. penetratĭo, -ōnis
An observation or manifestation of change. Insight is the ability to recognize the nature of an object through the capacity of having a natural intuitive understanding. This ability also provides to the individual the capacity to look beyond, behind and through different angles the actions of others.
Spanish: Percepción
Sources and references
- Jackson. Michael “Foresight Glossary”cited 180 times
- AJ Giannini, J Daood, MC Giannini, RS Boniface, PG Rhodes. “Intellect versus intuition—a dichotomy in the reception of nonverbal communication”view
- AJ Giannini, ME Barringer, MC Giannini, RH Loiselle. “Lack of relationship between handedness and intuitive and intellectual (rationalistic) modes of information processing”view
Term connections
+16 more connections not shown here. (see the lists below)
Mentioned by
- Carrying capacity
- Cellular automata models
- Collective intelligence
- Critical future studies
- Expert
- Foresight (future studies, futures thinking, anticipation)
- Futures research
- Genius forecasting
- Guttman scale
- Heuristic modeling
- Integral futures
- Intuition
- Long cycles theories or long wave theory
- Meditation
- Minitrends
- Multiple perspective method
- Narrative analysis
- Oval map
- Post-materialism
- Presage
- Security foresight
- Starlogo
- Strategic thinking
- The Futures Polygon
- Trend analysis
- Vision
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