The phrase "affecting emotional" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It may be intended to describe something that has an impact on emotions, but it needs to be rephrased for proper usage.
Example: "The film was affecting emotionally, leaving the audience in tears."
Alternatives: "emotionally impactful" or "moving emotionally".
This research examined the role of interdependent self-construal in affecting emotional complexity (concurrence of positive and negative emotions) under intergroup contexts.
His plays, which contain many affecting emotional scenes, were performed to the end of the 16th century.
The other two, "My Re" and "My Loss" (a memorial to the composer Robert Helps) offer attractively gauzy textures and an affecting emotional charge.
Deceptively complex and yet imbued with a genuinely affecting emotional oomph, Paschendale became the centrepiece of the band's Dance of Death live show; its explosive gait and elegant orchestral backdrop make it one of Maiden's most vigorously cinematic moments.
(Groans of shock and dismay erupted at the news of Franco's setbacks.) But Arthur is the play's affecting emotional center, and Mr. McKean gives a moving, unfussy performance as this unassuming man.
Though the cast is more than capable in its creation of an affecting emotional climate, only a few of its members have anything like Ms. Smith's ear for revelatory speech patterns and are able to summon portraits that feel correspondingly authentic.
Our results suggest that re-exposure to previously conditioned stimuli during late sleep does not affect emotional memory strength, but rather influences the affective tone of both emotional and neutral memories.
Hormonal variations during the menstrual cycle may affect emotional regulation.
And we also need to know how these other things then affect emotional wellbeing.
Gradually increasing victim identifiability in the helping situations primarily affected emotional reactions and sympathy completely mediated the IVE.
The present study sought to clarify this by examining the possibility that tDCS may affect emotional vulnerability via its capacity to modulate attentional bias towards threatening information.
