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The affective primacy hypothesis (Murphy & Zajonc, 1993) highlights the effects of not consciously perceived affective information, stating that affect can be elicited prior to cognitive processing even when its origin is not consciously accessible.

Although measures of quality of life and positive affect can be considered positive indicators of well-being, contemporary conceptualizations suggest that these facets center on more hedonic aspects of well-being (i.e., pleasure or happiness) and fail to adequately capture eudaimonic well-being [ 8].

His affect can be distant and disorienting, a strange mixture of shy and cocky.

As it happens, though, a fairly accurate idea of this book's over-all affect can be gleaned from the image on its cover: a selfie in which a goat rests its affable head on the author's fleece-jacketed shoulder.

That affect can be especially acute for companies who, like Caterpillar and Halliburton, deal in sensitive environments and offer products that can be used as tools in human rights violations.

Though the faulty "Jihadists" terminology will remain prominent in the West for the time being, its affect can be counteracted by a rhetorical and political strategy that wages a Jihad of its own.

Most of the billboards affected can be found along highways or railroad tracks.

Usually the person affected can be roused by painful stimuli and is never completely unconscious.

While the risks of serious complications from flu may be small, the impact on those affected can be devastating".

Bottles affected can be identified by four-digit codes visible on the neck, which the company said were 6149, 6150, 6176 and 6177.

Some Times readers said that curtailing spending, even during tough economic times, when a number of vital services are affected, can be counterproductive.