The phrase "affective quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotions, feelings, or the emotional impact of something, such as art, literature, or experiences.
Example: "The affective quality of the film left a lasting impression on the audience, evoking deep emotions."
Alternatives: "emotional quality" or "sentimental value".
This dimensions provides complementary information beyond the perceived affective quality.
Imperatives are partially in place as soon as the affective quality of the value is apprehended.
Perceived affective quality is an attractive area of research in Information System.
However, research by Riemer and Schrader (2015) concluded that female students reported a more positive attitude and perception of affective quality compared to the male students.
Results show that implementing the Weight factor can significantly influence the affective quality and complement the physical feel of a user interface.
In this regard, one type of affective reactions toward ICT (in our study, the WebCT), perceived affective quality, is an essential dimension in user technology acceptance.
Affective qualities and affections, figures and shapes stem from the former kind of quality, while habits and dispositions, natural capacities and incapacities derive from the latter.
Furthermore, the Stagirite speaks of four species of quality (habits and dispositions, natural capacities and incapacities, affective qualities and affections, figures and shapes), without explaining how they are related to one another and to the highest genus of the category.
In fact, (1) figures and shapes are those perceptible qualities which inhere in substances because of the mutual position of its quantitative parts, while affective qualities and affections inhere in substances because of the form itself of the substantial composite.
We examined the within-person relationships between pain intensity, sensory characteristics, affective qualities, and activities limited by pain.
In the first study, the relationships between three general motion properties and a selected set of affective qualities are examined.
