Sentence examples for affective facet from inspiring English sources

Factor 1 can be separated into two facets; interpersonal (facet 1) and affective (facet 2), as can factor 2; lifestyle (facet 3) and antisocial (facet 4).

At time two, data were gathered on cognitive and affective facets of well-being, as criterion measures.

This study aims at extending previous research on the predictive validity of "maximum performance" measures of emotional intelligence (EI) in relation to cognitive and affective facets of well-being, by way of a prospective research design.

But what does the affective aspect represent?

The results of this study bring to light the shortage of tools and methods of investigation specifically designed to assess the different psychological facets (affective, cognitive or conative) of visual impairment.

Based on the theory of Garrison and Anderson (2003), which included the affective dimension as a facet of social presence in virtual learning settings, a series of studies have analyzed didactic and social presence in educational processes in virtual surroundings (Marcelo & Perera, 2007; Santos-Acevedo, 2011; Kim, 2011; Vega-Caro & Buzón-García, 2016).

The revised scale has a two-factor structure; the interpersonal/affective and social deviance and four facets: interpersonal, affective, lifestyle and antisocial [ 16].

Facets of affective instability, such as irritability, have, furthermore, been found to be relevant in different subpopulations of suicide attempters: males [ 60], college students [ 61], and depressed patients [ 62].

Adults scored significantly higher on factor 1 (interpersonal/affective) and facets 1 (interpersonal) and 2 (affective).

Items were designed to cover nine facets of trait EI: adaptability, affective disposition, emotion expression, emotion perception, emotion regulation, low impulsivity, peer relations, self-esteem and self-motivation.

Both facets of organizational pride increased proactive behaviors via affective organizational commitment.