The phrase "affective life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotions, feelings, or psychological states, often in relation to how they influence behavior or experiences.
Example: "The study explored the impact of childhood experiences on an individual's affective life in adulthood."
Alternatives: "emotional life" or "feeling life".
At this point, Cohen's professional life mostly ends, and his affective life revives.
Hall himself recommended sex education for women in middle school, on the grounds that a full affective life is impossible in the absence of erotic satisfaction.
Ms. Foss and her two grown children recount the joys and difficulties of living with Gould, and while Gould's own emotions remain out of reach, the glimpses of his affective life enrich the audience's sense of who he was.
If there is no functioning brain stem, there can be no meaningful or integrated activity of the cerebral hemispheres, no cognitive or affective life, no thoughts or feelings, no social interaction with the environment, nothing that might legitimize adding the adjective sapiens ("wise") to the noun Homo ("man").
The affective life precedes the intellectual life.
Following Augustine, Scheler takes the emotional and affective life as foundational for any form of knowledge (GW VI, 87).
Cohen is cheerfully digressive, covering topics such as nudism, quantum theory, albinos, the rise of khaki uniforms, vampires, seasonal affective disorder, life at the bottom of the sea, and the curiously worded abdication of divinity by the emperor of Japan after the Second World War.
Since music therapy might be able to enhance aspects such as the affective state, behaviour, life experiences or a person's life history by providing access to lost memories of life events and people [ 20, 21, 24, 25] which are considered aspects of SC—, we set out to determine whether familiar songs could enhance self-consciousness in patients with Alzheimer's disease.
However, EMA research is still at its very beginning and our results give a first idea of the association between trait affectivity and affective experience in everyday life.
Such cases show us how the whole affective basis of life can be undercut by neurological damage.
Effect of vulvar diseases on self-regard, affective, and sexual life is potentially important.
