Psychoprospective
Origin: Gr. ψυχο- psycho Lat. prospectivus
Fusion between Psychology and Prospective, formulated by Colombian Martha Jaramillo Botero and Mexican Alethia Berenice Montero Baena. The psychoprospective helps to show how the representations of reality have an important influence on strategic processes and analyzes in a multidimensional way the relationship that exists between humans and the world, its problems and consequences in the future. It is a way of deepening the process of constructing reality and supporting foresight. One of the main contributions of psychoprospective is the social construction of the future, i.e., raising awareness of the interdependence between personal and collective destiny.
Spanish: Psicoprospectiva
Sources and references
- Montero Baena, A. B. (2015). El futuro comienza en la mente. In Planeación prospectiva estratégica. Teorías, metodologías y buenas prácticas en América Latina (pp. 199 - 210). Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Méxicocited 2 times
- Jaramillo Botero, M., Montero Baena, A. (23 de agosto 2013) Psicología de la prospectiva y la anticipación [Discurso principal]. Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Unam. Méxicoview
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