The phrase "affective modes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the different ways in which emotions and feelings are expressed. Example: "The poetry of John Keats is known for its rich use of affective modes, evoking a range of emotions in the reader."
Previous studies only show how it increases the level of brand recall while giving very little attention to the effectiveness of persuasion through the consumer's cognitive and affective modes.
In this paper we address critiques of such deliberation – that it relies on the discursive to the detriment of experiential, material or affective modes of expression – and describe three case studies of participation which emphasise, in different ways, 'material deliberation'.
This implies that affective mode possibly influenced the answers to the items as a confounding factor.
From an educational perspective, learning by encounter either real or virtual involves the affective mode of learning (primarily emotions and feelings) and presents demonstrated pedagogical benefits (Roberts et al. [ 10]; Rager [ 11]).
When we become older, a decline in deliberative processes (our analytical, conscious mode of thinking; the opposite of our affective, spontaneous mode of thinking) will occur.
Such distinctions require the use of moral qualities and quantities, which are respectively affective and estimative modes.
Other affective 'modes' by which we posit ourselves include shame and nausea.
The study of Sheline et al. (2010, PNAS) in MDD was to explore the altered connectivity between the dorsal medial prefrontal cortex region and the three important networks: the cognitive control networks, default mode network, and affective network.
To examine the interactions between neural networks in geriatric depression, we conducted an ICA and identified the default-mode, executive, attention, affective, and salience networks by comparing each component with the template of Laird and colleagues [ 19] using the goodness of fit analysis.
First of all, such a method challenges a modern empiricist view that the task of philosophy is to clarify our ideas of the world, and as such, essentially privileges cognizing over other modes of philosophical insight, such as affective receptivity, associated with feminine experience.
Despite the widely accepted view that schizophrenia and affective disorder represent independent illnesses and have different modes of inheritance, some data in the literature suggest that these diseases may share some genetic susceptibility.
