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Lesson 2 - Spotting A Trend

Trendspotting involves identifying future trends based on current developments. A trend is a gradual change or development that produces a particular result over time. There are different types of trends, including trends toward a particular outcome, trends within a specific domain like social media, and upward or downward movements. People and industries can follow trends or choose to resist general trends.

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Lesson 2 - Spotting A Trend

Trendspotting involves identifying future trends based on current developments. A trend is a gradual change or development that produces a particular result over time. There are different types of trends, including trends toward a particular outcome, trends within a specific domain like social media, and upward or downward movements. People and industries can follow trends or choose to resist general trends.

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SPOTTING A TREND

TRENDS, NETWORKS, & CRITICAL THINKING IN THE 21ST CENTURY 12


SPOTTING A TREND

Trendspotting is seeking to overlook or foresee the situation of the future


in the present.

Trend is a continuous event that gives impact to the people and leaves a
particular effect. The following statements spot what trend is.
A gradual change or development that produces a particular result that is known as a trend
is:
a. trend towards/to: “Devices are trending toward touch screen mobiles and laptops.
b. trend in: “The latest trends in social media is….”
c. an upward/downward trend: “Wars, famines, epidemics and so could cause reversals on the
downward trend in morality.”
d. follow a trend: “Everyone seems to be following the trend for planting indoor plants.”
e. buck the/a trend (not to be affected by a general trend): “Although industry profits were down,
MFG is expected to buck the trend and increase profits.
ACTIVITY

Directions: Explain the statements based on your understanding.


1. How can I intelligently spot, accept, or reject any emerging fad or
trend?
2. How powerful are created trends to convey the interest of people and
become enthusiastic to it?

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