The phrase "affective experiences" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the emotions and feelings that someone experiences in response to a situation or event. Example: "The novel is known for its vivid descriptions that evoke strong affective experiences in the reader."
Substantial data suggest that stereotype threat can affect students' affective experiences in classrooms to the extent that academic performance can suffer (reviewed in Schmader et al., 2008).
The results support the idea that an implicit motive involves the desire for specific affective experiences and that frequent experiences of one's preferred affect can lead to enhanced satisfaction and well-being in a domain, even one that is not typically associated with that motive.
In humans thermosensory activity causes emotional (affective) experiences of thermal comfort and discomfort.
This study explores how cellular phone attributes influence the affective experiences of users.
I wonder if you could elaborate on the role of mirror neurons in affective experiences, in emotional experiences.
The cues evoke sensory and affective experiences and trigger deliberative processes that lead to attitude construction and finally elicit approach behavior towards the advertisers.
Network ontologies allow more space for discussing the emotional and affective experiences of a field site, including researcher uncertainty and responsibility.
The study also explored students' affective experiences during web searching and examined the influence of achievement goals on positive and negative affect.
With more than three billion "Netizens" worldwide, online social support obtained through social networking sites (SNS) has a pervasive influence on their users' affective experiences.
