The main criteria for including an element in the inventory were authenticity, representativeness, artistic value, vitality, rootedness in tradition.

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Kahneman and Tversky also showed that people tend to use general rules, such as representativeness, to make judgments that contradict the laws of probability.

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Kahneman, often working with a fellow academic, the late Amos Tversky, described many of the core concepts of behavioral finance, including: loss and regret aversion, representativeness, anchoring and adjustment, and availability bias.

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All those key stakeholders have been selected on the basis of inclusiveness and representativeness with a certain command of legitimacy and respect in the work they do and represent as individuals and organizations with the women and youth groups at the district and national levels.

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As a sociologist I am aware of the dangers of coming to conclusions with inadequate data and am astounded that this reporter has the front to make sweeping generalisations about the state of safety in our schools when the research that was carried out showed little rigour or representativeness.

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The Council is composed of thirty-four Member States of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, elected by the General Conference at its ordinary sessions, taking due account of equitable geographical distribution, of the need to ensure appropriate rotation, of the representativeness of these States from the ecological viewpoint in the various continents, and of the importance of their scientific contribution to the international MAB programme.

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