0% found this document useful (0 votes)
12 views6 pages

Identifying Emerging Trend Patterns

The document discusses the concept of emerging patterns in trends, emphasizing their significance in various sectors such as sales, technology, and consumer behavior. It highlights how trends can change over time, using examples like the rise of Android smartphones and seasonal product demands. Additionally, it explores the relationship between causes and consequences in decision-making, encouraging readers to identify potential trends and their implications.
Copyright
© All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
12 views6 pages

Identifying Emerging Trend Patterns

The document discusses the concept of emerging patterns in trends, emphasizing their significance in various sectors such as sales, technology, and consumer behavior. It highlights how trends can change over time, using examples like the rise of Android smartphones and seasonal product demands. Additionally, it explores the relationship between causes and consequences in decision-making, encouraging readers to identify potential trends and their implications.
Copyright
© All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

Emerging Pattern

___________________________________________________________________

Learning Concept

A pattern is a series of data that repeats in a recognizable way. It can be


identified in the history of the asset being evaluated or other assets with similar
characteristics. Patterns often include the study of sale volume, as well as price.
Patterns can occur within a downward or upward trend, or they can mark the beginning
of a new trend.

In Math, we all know that 10 comes after the series 2, 4, 6, and 8. An egg when
properly incubated will soon hatch. But how about in trends? Can you tell of any
emerging patterns? Let us look at an ice cream. We know people who can afford can
buy it at any time of the day. But do you have any idea what specific months in the
country their sales are doubled if not tripled? When COVID 19 (Corona Virus 2019), a
pandemic who have affected not only the Philippines but also other countries worldwide.
What goes trend after? On the internet, all news and health views were all talking about
it. Later, all things associated for human protection against the virus suddenly become a
trendy thing. Demands were relatively high which resulted to price hike.
In cellular phones, NOKIA was a trending brand before in the Philippines.
Suddenly, a new system called android comes into system. People begun to like and
love it. NOKIA did not embrace or adopted the new system and remained with what
they already have. They ought to believe that they already have established their name
in the market. Later, NOKIA went bankrupt and other cellular phone brands using
android became a money maker in the market. What do you know after android will
become a trend item or idea in the future?

In televisions (TV), if we are to compare TVs of our grandparent before than TVs
in our generation today, do you see a difference? Certainly, there is. How about in cars,
was there a change in models? Of course, yes! But what do you think was the reason
why manufacturers from time to time keeps on changing their products? They have to
do upgrading in order to satisfy the needs and wants of their customers or clients. In
one way or another we call tell that an emerging pattern in trend will most likely
be associated to what human thinks they need.

So now, do your already see what emerging patterns would become trendy
during Christmas? How about during summer?
What’s New
Learning Activity: Now I know what’s next!

Complete the table using the given example. Use separate sheet.
What do you usually expect will go trending? (Give at least 3 each.)

Possible Emerging Trend Pattern (Products, goods, services, etc.)


Ex. All Soul’s Day 1. Candles
2. Flowers
3. Halloween Costumes
A. Rainy Season 1.
2.
3.
B. Christmas Season 1.
2.
3.
C. Summer 1.
2.
3.
LESSON

7
Identifying Causes and
Consequences
_________________________________________________________________

Learning Concept

Cause and consequences have been root of all conversations common to all
families and groups. At times we are shaken by problems, we use to ask ourselves
about the cause of it. Sometimes blaming others would be most of the recourse though
that should not be case for we are all responsible of our own act. Then later we find
ourselves deciding over our existing problem without thinking of the possible
consequences that we will suffer or encounter later. To understand causes and
consequences, let us study the situations below.

CAUSE
Mary who always escaped classes
She missed many of her class, pretty
never made it to graduation day. What
sure she got failed.
do you think was the cause?
John had feelings for her friend Gina. He
had this for so long but never expressed
it to Gina. They remained friends till old. John never told Gina of his feelings.
They have chance to be sweethearts,
but it did not happen. Why?
Josefa is very fond of candies and
Because she was so fond of candies
sweets. She lost all her teeth several
and sweets. She probably had suffered
months later. Why did she lose her
tooth decay.
teeth?
CONSEQUENCE
Mario knows there will be long test
tomorrow, he never bothered studying
He surely will not get a high score.
his notes. What is the possible
consequence?
Henry bakes the best cake in town, one
day he decided to add more sugar to his Probably decrease in sales for it will
best seller cake. What do you think will change the delicious-old taste.
happen to his future sales?
Because it was untidy, Jane decided to
cover the drainage beside their house
though she knows a heavy rain is Flooding will soon be their utmost
forecasted to come. What is the possible concern.
consequence?
What’s New
Learning Activity: You made the cause, embrace the consequences.

Think of the possible cause and consequence of the following: Use separate
sheet.

Possible cause of Possible consequences


Trend
production/invention not related to cause
Ex. Solar-powered car High Price of Petrol Sales of gasoline operated
car might decrease

1. Inverter Air
conditioning

2. Artificial Rice

3. Labourer Robot

You might also like