It is concluded that the informational websites offer helpful information for carers but seem less attuned to the person with dementia and do not offer personalized information.
Indeed, a 2009 study by Kraus and Keltner suggests that the upper classes are less attuned to social cues in general.
"The more power you have, the less attuned you are to how actions are perceived at the lower levels," she says.
In Get Out, Rose's parents, including the reliably fine Catherine Keener, are a little less attuned to the subtleties of racial discourse.
The other day, Mr. Connors said he loved objects and art pieces almost as much as Mr. Rindler does, but is less attuned to their placement.
Mr. Wen and President Hu Jintao are also seen as less attuned to the interests of foreign investors and China's own private sector than the earlier generation of leaders who pioneered economic reforms.
All of them played with the same small set of hypotheses: that modern communications technologies make us more informed but less wise, more connected but less attuned to the needs of others and to our own true feelings.
Audiences here will be less attuned to the gravity of his jests and more sorely tried, perhaps, by the climax, as a line of Israeli shooters fire at a female Palestinian terrorist.
Regardless of the team's policy, there will always be some fans who might be somewhat less attuned to one's right to free speech, or one's right to walk out during a flag-waving anthem.
In a previous study, researchers Caroline Hoxby and Christopher Avery attributed this to an information deficit: These kids (the researchers excluded kids who attend "feeder" schools) tend to reside in small towns located far from selective colleges and attend high schools with overworked, ill-prepared counselors and student bodies less attuned to selective college admissions.
