Sentence examples for range of affective from inspiring English sources
This dissertation explores how Victorian fantastic fiction reimagined an experience central to its era: the full range of affective responses to religious pluralization, from devotion to disillusionment.
Sometimes it didn't even capture the range of affective states recognized by early modern philosophers.
The research explored a range of affective factors that might have a bearing on science education.
The articles further cover a broad range of affective states, reaching from depression disorders to cognitive load, and general emotion.
Such presence affords a range of affective performativities, whereby representations of the mass hero constitute performative acts by/on the actor himself.
However, negative affect emotions (like depression, anxiety and anger) influence the course and impact of headache within the normal range of affective experience, not simply when an Axis I disorder is present[3].
In contrast, our reliance on a continuous rating scale in the current study necessitated estimation of the effects of non-affective cues across a broad range of affect, even though sensitivity to some affective cues appeared in prior work to be unrelated to values of non-affective cues.
In our strategy, we specifically avoided the issue of conflating latency or delay with episode number, in part because delay to first treatment can be lengthy but is highly variable (Dagani et al. 2016), and may encompass a range of previous affective symptoms and episodes (Berk et al. 2007; Howes et al. 2011).
A 2015 study on the effect of television and perceptions of different races shows that "the quality and quantity of ethnic and racial representations can influence a wide range of cognitive, affective, and behavioral outcomes ranging from how audiences perceive, feel about, and treat different groups".
Health literacy is a multi-dimensional concept comprising a range of cognitive, affective, social, and personal skills and attributes.
Accounts of ACC function must seek instead to elucidate its role across a wide range of cognitive, affective, and behavioural processes.
