The phrase "affect communicative" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The changes in the environment can affect communicative behaviors among species."
Alternatives: "influence communication" or "impact interaction".
The paper proposes an alternative approach based on assessing the impact of regulatory choices affecting communications infrastructure on social distribution of communicative capacities.
Listeners may draw erroneous conclusions about individuals with ADSD and these biases may affect the communicative success of these individuals.
We investigated the assumption that limitations to signal design may affect the communicative functionality of a signal.
Analyses for this pilot study will compare the intervention (n=20) group to a control group (n=20) to determine whether the intervention affects parental communicative gestures with children during structured free-play observations and whether the intervention affects child gesture or vocabulary development via parent communicative input.
Nevertheless, there are indications that auditory laterality can also be affected by communicative significance, emotional valence and social recognition.
While formal obedience training can enhance dogs' use of human cues (McKinley and Sambrook 2000), type of training can differentially affect dogs' human-directed communicative behaviors (Marshall-Pescini et al. 2009, 2008).
Without relying on species comparisons, in the current two studies we offer a novel approach to reveal the possible effects of artificial selection of dogs; selection that might affect their performance in communicative tasks.
Even through the various challenges, the infant's development of creative communicative skills through affect attunement and face-to-face play explains the life-long intensity of social bonds (Willett, 1995, 2001, and 2014).
It is only because we attribute to A the communicative intention to affect B's behaviour – for example, to inform B about the location of a certain object - that we expect A's action to be followed by B's response.
Mr. Goode displayed his characteristic attention to nuances of affect and color delivered in a communicative style of playing, but much of the time his piano was a mere partner in a chamber music ensemble of equals.
