The phrase "affective structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, emotional theory, or discussions about emotional frameworks and systems.
Example: "The affective structure of the narrative plays a crucial role in how the audience connects with the characters."
Alternatives: "emotional framework" or "emotional structure".
Despite the different historical types of iconoclasm, a surprising uniformity in regard to their affective structure and theological argumentation exists.
In our previous research study [41], a hierarchical affective structure is proposed to analyze affective content hierarchically.
The results show that students' affective structure in relation to their classroom comprises six independent factors: functionality and layout, cosy and pleasant, concentration and comfort, modern design, daylight and outward facing, and artificial lighting.
The postulation of an affective structure permeating the whole of creation from top to bottom was vital to account for the phenomenon of action at a distance (actio in distans), which Aristotle had expressly ruled out in his Physics (7. 2, 244a14 245b5, see Henry 2008).
Porta's magic is parasitically dependent on manipulating the affective structures of love and hatred that bind together the universe.
Previous research on adult depression indicates that depressogenic cognitive affective structures form a stable underlying feature of depression-vulnerable individuals.
Motives have an internal, affective or emotive structure.
Given the recognized acute prosocial and positive mood effects of MDMA (6,22), we predicted changes in CBF and RSFC in brain systems implicated in social and affective processing limbic structures and the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) (23,24).
Two factor structure (affective and motivation) were demonstrated.
Our study showed that parent proxy reports and children's self reports on the children's HRQoL differ with regards to how the perceptions, evaluations and possibly the affective resonance are structured and internally consistent.
Principal Components Analysis generated similar factor structures (affective suffering and motivation) in the current study as in the EURODEP studies [ 46], the SHARE surveys [ 32], and in convenience samples of depressed and older people from the general population in the 10/66 Dementia Research Group pilot studies in Latin America, India and China [ 24].
