The phrase "affective processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, emotional responses, or cognitive science when discussing how emotions influence behavior or thought.
Example: "Understanding affective processes is crucial for developing effective therapeutic interventions."
Alternatives: "emotional processes" or "feelings dynamics".
Previous studies have suggested that both ERAN and N5 reflect cognitive, not affective processes (the ERAN the processing of music-syntactic information, and the N5 processes of harmonic integration; e.g. [24]).
What is at stake, however, is whether core affective processes (for example, 'pain affect') are shared2,47, and whether the type of emotional distress elicited during pain is the same as that elicited during social rejection.
Among nicotine-dependent smokers, smoking abstinence disrupts multiple cognitive and affective processes including conflict resolution and emotional information processing (EIP).
What intellectual and affective processes are you anticipating?
Levels of automaticity differ for different cognitive and affective processes.
Crone, D., Bode, S., Murawski, C. & Laham, S. The Socio-Moral Image Database (SMID): a novel stimulus set for the study of social, moral and affective processes.
The majority of research in eating disorders (ED) has investigated the content of disorder-specific thoughts, while few studies have addressed underlying cognitive-affective processes.
A follow-up of anorexia nervosa patients indicated that changes in ED psychopathology were associated with changes in dysfunctional attitudes and maladaptive cognitive-affective processes.
Only target status modulated the later portion of the LPP, suggesting different contributions of cognitive affective processes over time during evaluative categorization.
These paradigms are designed to measure cognitive constructs within the domains of perception, attention, executive function, working memory, object/relational long-term memory, and social/affective processes.
Five cognitive affective processes (experiential processes) and five behavioural processes can be distinguished.
