Sentence examples for affective connotation from inspiring English sources

The evidence suggests that, at least to a certain extent, people match such shape dimensions with tastes on the basis of their common affective connotation.

When verbal information about an odor is available, subjects shift their pleasantness judgment in line with the affective connotation of the label [3].

Based on this and the present evidence, one can conclude that emotional prosody, regardless of valence and quality, leaves intentional memory storage unaffected but has sustained effects on existing memory representations by modulating their affective connotation.

The affective priming effect refers to the observation that the affective connotation of a target stimulus, e.g., 'ugly' will be judged faster when preceded by an affectively related prime, e.g., 'hate' as compared to an affectively unrelated prime, e.g., 'love' [20].

This is especially true in regard to diet, which is associated with a general state of health and imbued with affective connotations (Rotenberg & Vargas, 2004).

RM-MANOVA demonstrated a significant affective priming effect for prosody targets primed by words with affective connotations.

RM-MANOVA revealed a significant affective priming effect for music targets primed by words with affective connotations.

In two further conditions, affective music and speech prosody served as primes and visually presented words with affective connotations were presented as targets.