Our economic decisions turn out to depend enormously on how our choices are framed, in part because, as Mr. Kahneman writes, "our perceptual apparatus is attuned to the evaluation of changes or differences rather than to the evaluation of absolute magnitudes".
George W. Bush, who ran on a platform of "compassionate conservatism," seemed attuned to the recent social changes.
The contributors to Keeping Faith in Rabbis: A Community Conversation on Rabbinical Education are well attuned to the need for change and continue to respond to it.
Other people recognized the film to be a sign of generational shift, a seismic change attuned to the youth culture in the middle of the Vietnam War.
Whether writing about the waning of the Old West in "Lonesome Dove" and "Streets of Laredo" or simply chronicling an aging woman's reminiscences and regrets in "The Evening Star," he has always been acutely attuned to the wages of time and change.
Not who they were or even who they were going to be but someone more attuned to the world, more adaptable to change, and more powerful in their ability to benefit others.
A "resilience orientation" suggests that decision making should be more attuned to the potential for systems to change, and to uncertainties that underlie the risks of unintended outcomes.
Our findings suggest that students, and perhaps some faculty, are more attuned to the temperature-related impacts of climate change on the ocean, compared with ocean acidification.
The change sector is so tightly attuned to the news cycle that a celebrity endorsement seems like the equivalent of being quoted on the front page of The New York Times.
On the subject of climate change Rubio is, as ever, finely attuned to the political moment.
