Sentence examples for emotive functions from inspiring English sources
Although many of these findings are new and require replication, gender differences in functional brain organization seem to be obtained from basic sensory and motor processing to complex cognitive and emotive functions (Hamann and Canli 2004; Li et al. 2006a; Wager et al. 2003; Wager and Ochsner 2005; see also Cosgrove et al. 2007 for a review of sex differences in brain structure and chemistry).
Crittenden's theories [29] are also particularly relevant to the alexithymia construct because they provide an original and interesting conceptualization of the developmental importance of very early relations of attachment, when subjects learn to regulate not only their interpersonal functioning, but also their mental and emotive functioning.
Before initiating treatment the deteriorate variables of HRQOL assessed with the EORTC QLQ questionnaire were emotive functioning, Global QoL status and fatigue.
It was the most emotive part of an emotive gig.
However, considerable circumstantial evidence links dopamine release in the prefrontal cortex to the regulation of emotive and cognitive functions subserved by this part of the brain.
One scheme established four categories on the basis of informative, dynamic, emotive, and aesthetic functions.
It's an emotive, emotional shot of electricity".
Like Wittgenstein, the logical positivists held that ethics is not a domain of knowledge or representation at all though some logical positivists (Ayer included) spared ethical sentences from pure meaninglessness by according them an "emotive" or "expressive" function.
Noncognitivists, on the other hand, deny the cognitive status of value judgments, holding that their main function is either emotive, as the positivist A.J. Ayer maintains, or prescriptive, as the analyst R.M. Hare holds.
By weaving its function with an emotive (inter)face, WATSON pulses with about as much life as a computer can at this stage of development.
