The phrase "affected schema" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, data structures, or cognitive science, where it refers to a schema that has been influenced or changed by external factors.
Example: "The affected schema in the study revealed how prior experiences can alter an individual's perception of new information."
Alternatives: "influenced schema" or "modified schema".
Given research findings indicating the impact of rater effects on outcomes in work-based assessment (Hoffman et al. 2010; Govaerts et al. 2011), we additionally investigated differences between raters with respect to the performance dimensions used in judgment and decision making (rater idiosyncrasy) and how differences in rating experience affected schema-based processing.
Frese describes socialization as the transmission of systems of norms and social ideas, potent enough to affect individuals' schemas, i.e. the cognitive categorisations of concepts that comprises individuals' understanding of, and knowledge about, the concepts (Frese 1982).
Particularly, the intention of false claims/advertisements is known to affect consumers' schemas and attitudes to a much larger degree than the false claims/advertisements made by mistake (Ha-Brookshire and Bhaduri 2014).
Furthermore, beliefs and attitudes about evolution are embedded in already existing mental schema that encompass thoughts about science more generally, education, familial loyalty, or religion, and the nature of these schema affects how even the best science teaching is received.
Specific paintings and poems are compared with the intention of showing how shapes and rhythmic schema affect not only the mood but the meanings of each work.
These modifications may alter the way in which the transformation is performed, but they do not affect the source schema at the database level.
Likewise, a resonating motor schema affects the expectation of its comprised motor programs by applying the top-down update Bayes' law P(p| s) = α P(s| p) P(p).
The dental visiting experience, as well as the associated perceptions and emotions, feed back into the vulnerability schema, affecting continued exposure to the fear-relevant stimulus and determining future reactions to visiting the dentist.
Areas involved in body schema and spatial perception are affected in left hemiparetic patients.
The model postulates that an individual's mood and behaviour are affected by his/her automatic thoughts, which are shaped by dysfunctional schemas.
The absolute rate constants presented in our schema should be viewed with some caution, since single channel kinetic studies with a 9pS channel are likely to be more greatly affected by noise than larger channels.
