The phrase "affect feeling" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe how something influences emotions, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The movie was designed to affect feeling, drawing the audience into a deep emotional experience."
Alternatives: "influence emotions" or "impact feelings".
This study examined contextual variables of location, vegetation, weather, safety, and traffic as predictors of affect, feeling states, and activity in order to gain preliminary understanding of relationships relevant to adolescent health.
It is this liminal space where affect, feeling, and emotion engages the quotidian through the sonic-event.
Our embodied experiences of affect, feeling and emotion within the context of site-specific dance are the focus of this article.
Both as dancers in, and as audience members of dance, we recognize that affect, feeling and emotion arise during special live performance events.
The idea of a continuum is utilised to link theory and practice and connect rather than divide affect, feeling and emotion.
This value can be defined as the amount and type of affect (feeling or emotion) of the audience while they consume this multimedia content.
For instance: How do seasons affect feelings?
The company focuses on products that go beyond basic tastes and smells to include sensory impulses that affect feelings.
But as Huygens observed, "Rembrandt is superior to Lievens with regard to judgment and in the power to affect feelings".
Individuals who develop a dependency for one drug may also consume other types of mind-altering drugs to affect feelings and perceptions.
These companies conduct surveys and focus groups and even use high-technology eye-tracking devices to uncover how customers use a Web site and how their experiences affect feelings about the parent company.
