Sentence examples for affective writing from inspiring English sources

The story is resolved but Mr Scudamore's affective writing ensures a feeling of uneasiness lingers.

He, too, perceived the emergence of a "new family type" around 1750. "The critical change is that from distance, deference and patriarchy to what I have chosen to call affective individualism," he wrote.

Results show that affective responses vary systematically depending on the type of message, and that spoken messages generally elicit more positive affect than written messages.

Writing in the Journal of Affective Disorders, the researchers found that two genes were significantly associated with increased self-reporting of PTSD symptoms among 200 adults who experienced the Spitak, Armenia earthquake in 1988.

Weber renders this plot in economic terms, writing that the show "established a mediated affective economy where miserable subjects trade stories of abjection for the bounty promised through televisual benevolence".

Davis reported that their affective goals were inspired by the experiences of its writing staff, cast, and crew.

Interpreting writing performance and the relationship between writing performance and writer variables that influence writing performance is complex because writing performance is mediated by a number of factors including cognitive, affective, and contextual factors.

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On writing the women of "The Walking Dead": "Here was a goal of mine this year: to really portray the women in a more realistic light that is very affective, as more well-rounded.

Twenty nine clinically stable out-patients with schizophrenia/schizo-affective disorder (DSM IV-TR) providing written informed consent were recruited, of whom 23 completed the intervention.

The psychologists Dan Gilbert and Timothy Wilson have written about what they call "affective forecasting" errors, the inability of humans to predict their own future.