"emotionally affected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the emotional state of someone due to a particular event or experience. For example, "The news of his father's death emotionally affected him deeply."
In terms of body functions, three questions which ask about 'remembering to do important things', 'being emotionally affected' and 'living with dignity', were linked to b144 Memory functions, b152 Emotional functions and b1Mental functions, respectively.
"I was really surprised by how emotionally affected I was by Rise.
Instead, we get a great deal about how it was "difficult" for those present at the first Parteitag in Nuremberg "not to be emotionally affected..
"You can't be so emotionally affected that you lose your concentration or ability to control the case or run the court," he says.
Dr. Youssef then says, "Tamer was not only emotionally affected, he had a theory that was so different from those who preceded him".
Yesterday he was said by Rhodri Morgan, first minister of the Welsh national assembly, to have claimed to be "equally as emotionally affected as any worker because he's spent his life building things and now has to tear them down".
Saori is often emotionally affected by circumstances involving Shuichi, because of her feelings for him.
"I don't know if it changed him, but I know it emotionally affected him," said his son.
Physicians and anatomists believed that the more sensitive people's nerves, the more emotionally affected they would be by their surroundings.
My best friend knew about the first assault and then he still did what he did and I was really emotionally affected by that obviously.
People who berate paranormal believers really ought to consider how emotionally affected are those who have had their own unexplained and frightening episodes.
