Depression, the most common emotional disorder, is classified as an affective disorder, the term affect referring to emotions and feelings.
Empathy research is thriving these days, as cognitive neuroscience undergoes what some call an "affective revolution".
It is an affective process, a blend of fact and feeling, cognition and intuition, cortical reason and gut reaction.
This tendency to make decisions based on what we wish were true is what Croskerry calls an "affective error".
Following the emotional contours of the text, Winterreise unfolds with an affective logic that leaves behind the formal musical structures inherited from the 18th century.
Collectively, the films assume an affective, unexpectedly stately power: a multicultural, multi-gendered blast of inclusivity, and the excavation of a hope-filled past.
What has always made Schumer such an affective standup comedian is that she will participate in sexist bro culture even while dismantling it.
Pain is subjective and difficult to quantify, because it has both an affective and a sensory component.
Cameron made an affective film – affective in its purest form.
Thus, we have developed an affective model for social robots.
RSM is an affective statistical technique for optimizing complex processes.
