They are particularly attuned to common reactions to grief, whether these reactions are physical, emotional, or cognitive.
"The onlookers are highly attuned to your reactions," Leary told HuffPost.
Think of the visceral reaction we have towards a baby crying: Mothers are even more attuned to their own baby's cry, especially if they have given natural birth.
For example, she explained the very detailed thought process that she goes through when receiving criticism at work, which included being attuned to the sometimes defensive thoughts going through her own head, keeping her reaction minimal and asking for more details.
In times of urgency, when children are sharply attuned to their emotions and highly vigilant to your messages, your emotions and reactions set the tone for the degree of security they feel.
CNBC's Maria Bartiromo, in reaction to Rich Bernstein, of Merrill Lynch, saying that investors are probably "a bit too attuned" to what's happening day-to-day in the market, just challenged him by saying that while she believes in long-term investing, if you look at the last ten years, long-term investing has brought you very little, since the market has barely risen over that time.
And his reactions to last Friday's elections have been classic Larijani -- deft, malleable, and sharply attuned to the shifting winds.
"We're very attuned to that".
Some people are more attuned to their environment than others, but you can learn to improve your radar by taking simple measures such as listening to others more carefully, observing their reactions to what you say, and refreshing your network of relationships so that it better attunes you to the new businesses and markets your company is pursuing.
In fact, he was market attuned.
By tweeting swift reactions to terrorist attacks carried out by Muslims and Fox News segments about shootings in Chicago, he has created an expectation that he will be equally attuned to attacks against Muslims and threats to Jewish community centers.
