The phrase "associated affects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotions, feelings, or psychological responses that are linked to a particular event or situation.
Example: "The study examined the associated affects of stress on cognitive performance in adults."
Alternatives: "related emotions" or "connected feelings".
From April 28 29, the low-level inflow associated affected much of the northern Bay of Bengal and resulted in northwesterly winds as far away as Hyderabad, India.
Sites which implemented a programme that combined education and two Safe Routes to School interventions were associated with a 20% increase in rates of walking (p≤0.05), but no associated affect with cycling (p-value not reported).
Both groups showed the same post-training level of competence and there were no significant group differences with respect to the associated affect or applicability of the sessions as rated by the health care professionals.
Affective ratings confirmed the expected differences between the present negative and benign sets; although, as noted earlier, the degree of associated affect depended on how the caption was processed, with images amplifying the experienced emotion.
Participants then identify the most significant image they have experienced when at their most despairing/suicidal and describe this in detail, and are asked about associated affect and meaning.
The Huffington Post obtained a list of those stores, as well as the number of associates affected by their closures.
These changes cause an increase of "frail" patients, affected by chronic and degenerative diseases, often associated and affected by functional limitations and/or disabilities [ 1].
For example, multiple CMT disease associated genes affect proteins that regulate endocytic membrane transport and thereby impact neurons and Schwann cells in the maintenance of axon viability.
This lexicon is a standard technique for psycholinguistics, including terms associated to affect, cognition, and social processes.
The aim of this study was, therefore, to conduct a variable cluster analysis in order to ascertain how chronobiological traits collectively are associated with affect.
