Charland argues that MacCAT-scales seldom sufficiently recognize emotive components and values in decision-making competence [ 9].
It was the most emotive part of an emotive gig.
The emotive part is the enforced waiting.
It's an emotive, emotional shot of electricity".
Moreover, emotive and perceptual components have been also investigated: individuals recovered from Anorexia nervosa partially maintain altered emotional facial expressions, mainly as regards positive emotions [ 26].
Being emo means emotional hardcore or emotive rock.
Emotive coping strategies express emotions evoked by the situation.
Góngora is one of the most significant figures in Spanish early modern literature — he was born in 1561, three years before Shakespeare — and his work is generally associated with the idea that, as Grossman puts it in her foreword, "language itself, not its emotive referent or expressive content, is the intrinsic aesthetic component of poetry".
For Plato in the Republic, there seems to have been three basic components of the human mind: the reasoning, the desiring, and the emotive parts.
Those with a representational component are representational attitudes, those with a preference component are non-representational attitudes, and emotive doxastics and dubitatives have a hybrid semantics, constituting the third type.
The POS was designed to have three main components: specification of the undergraduate research experience, assessment of degrees of project ownership, and emotive scales.
