Learning from the Future: Competitive Foresight Scenarios

Lloyd, Bruce

doi:10.1016/s0024-6301(98)80038-1

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“…Prior studies have demonstrated that noun labels regarding mental (e.g., schizophrenic) and physiological health (e.g., diabetic) conditions can elicit label‐congruent attributes while inhibiting label‐incongruent attributes (see Carnaghi et al, 2008). Furthermore, the use of hypothetical scenarios places information in a meaningful context and has been shown to be an effective means to study social‐cognitive processes (Fahey & Randall, 1998; Guan & Wang, 2022; Unkelbach & Speckmann, 2021).…”

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The effects of labelling and health identity on subjective health

Jeon

Ratner

Wang

2022

British J Health Psychol

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Objectives: Labels are used to describe people every day, and these labels can affect people's subjective health. However, little is known about how existing health identity (i.e., stable identification with being a healthy person) shapes these effects. This study examined the effect of health-related labelling on subjective health, and the potential role of existing health identity in moderating this association. Methods: Participants (N = 309) first answered questions related to their health identity, namely, the extent to which they identified with being a healthy person. Next, they were presented with a series of scenarios reflecting healthy (n = 154) or unhealthy (n = 155) labels. Participants' subjective health ratings were then measured using a self-report scale ranging from (0) "Worst health among age" to (100) "Best health among age." Results: Beyond chronological age effects, exposure to healthy labels was associated with higher ratings of subjective health. Participants with a greater health identity showed an amplified positive response to being labelled a healthy person. Conclusions: Social-cognitive processes, both in terms of stable identity and situational labelling, inform subjective health. These perceptions may impact actual health downstream. Our results suggest that health identity and health-related labels may be used in future interventions to bolster objective health outcomes.

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The effects of labelling and health identity on subjective health

Jeon

Ratner

Wang

2022

British J Health Psychol

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“…• Creating a shared frame of reference and narrative across the company. Building scenarios involves the collection, analysis, and discussion of diverse information during collective and participatory activities, and the diversity of organizational functions involved during these activities is crucial to its success (Fahey and Randall, 1998). • Challenging existing beliefs and assumptions.…”

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Scenario building guidelines for sustainable innovation

Haeberle,

Parolin,

Pigosso

2024

Proc. Des. Soc.

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The integration of sustainability into highly uncertain technology development is key to support manufacturing companies to reduce their environmental impacts. The use of future scenarios to support decision-making in early design for sustainability is promising, but there is a lack of systematic guidelines on how to build them. Through literature review and empirical research scenario-building guidelines were designed. The guidelines are step-by-step activities to be performed in workshops. Results suggest the guidelines were successful in building consistent, plausible, and useful scenarios.

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“…Such scenarios could be regularly tracked to guide operations as the inflationary environmentfor example, the historically average inflation/yields, higher than average inflation or hyper-inflationdevelops over time. These scenarios should be strategically derived potentially alternative futures, [19] not quantitative predictions or modeled outcomes. This is an important distinction because the last time the credit cycle changed like thisnumber (3) in Exhibit 1the world was much different than it is today: The global economy then traded on the gold exchange standard while the U.S. was both an industrial powerhouse and a net creditor.…”

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The credit cycle and corporate strategy: challenges and solutions

Calandro¹,

Paharia²

2023

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Purpose Apple's strategy for adding value through open innovation and acquisitions is documented. Design/methodology/approach Historical review. Findings Use of open innovation to add value. A three part strategy for acquisitions. Research limitations/implications Focus on Apple. Practical implications Strategies for open innovation. Originality/value First review of Apple acquisition strategy

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Learning from the Future: Competitive Foresight Scenarios

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The effects of labelling and health identity on subjective health

The effects of labelling and health identity on subjective health

Scenario building guidelines for sustainable innovation

The credit cycle and corporate strategy: challenges and solutions

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