Sentence examples for affective ones from inspiring English sources

The Epicureans may not have explicitly distinguished between sensory states and affective ones, although a similar distinction may be presupposed on some interpretations of their fragmentary literary remains; e.g., Cooper 1999a; for more references, see n. 40).

On most topics (biological as well as affective ones), more girls than boys reported conversations with their parents.

The findings demonstrate that inquiry-oriented approaches can be implemented effectively in Singaporean secondary classrooms, with results for both traditional learning outcomes as well as affective ones.

But with the System, the moral doctrine (ethics) changes status and becomes a science, whose task is to extend sociology in order to take individual phenomena into account, in particular affective ones.

Eshet-Alkalai (2004) also includes the socio-emotional dimension among the components of digital literacy, pointing out that this is the most difficult facet to develop because it includes cognitive (empathic understanding) and metacognitive (adoption of the other's perspective) aspects together with affective ones.

But the cerebellum is involved in several other functions, including cognitive and affective ones [ 42].

The three-component model, even though statistically weaker, showed sub-dimension loadings similar to that recommended by the developers of the YPI [ 11], although in boys, the sub-dimensions Unemotionality and Remorselessness loaded on the interpersonal factor instead of the affective one.

Montag et al. (2010) demonstrated that bipolar patients scored significantly lower than control subjects for the cognitive aspect of ToM but not for the affective one.

Thus, we develop a computational application that combines activity recognition techniques with affective computing ones.

Connections to values, desires, and personal traits are often grounded in emotional and affective responses, ones connected with care, commitment, and relations to others (see Friedman 1998, MacKenzie & Stoljar 2000b, Meyers 1989).

Airport affect is enacted, in one way, by planning and designing the situational affective context one inhabits – throwing up structures of ethological possibility that shape capacities for the corporeal body to move and be moved.