Sentence examples for rather affective from inspiring English sources

With reference to psychoanalytical, object relations theory (Klein and Winnicott) I argue that the in-between spaces established by transgressive acts, destabilising and disorientating as they may be, should not be categorised as pathological but rather affective territories of potentiality necessary for creative education.

Love and esteem, by contrast, do not indicate benevolence but are rather appropriate affective responses to it.

Other studies of transnationalism suggest that physical circulation between destination and origin is important in facilitating other transnational activities in instrumental, rather than affective, ways.

However, among studies on virtual-world-based courses, our investigation was one of the firsts to employ learning outcomes (rather than affective states) that were objectively measured (rather than subjectively reported) against a control group.

These results confirm Chebat and Morrin (2007) major finding that, in the realm of consumer behavior, the influence of colors is largely facilitated by cognitive rather than affective mechanisms.

And we are more responsive to these vital dimensions of life because they don't deal with the cognitive but rather the affective and existential aspects of the human condition.

The difference is that the memory group focuses purely on improving cognitive rather than affective skills.

Nationally to date, healthcare workforce emergency preparedness trainings have focused nearly exclusively on cognitive (ability-focused) rather than affective (willingness-focused) domains of response.

The findings may therefore have biases towards those with psychotic rather than affective disorders.

This further highlights the role of the aMCC in attention rather than affective pain processing [ 35].

Interestingly, change on this health dimension was influenced by sleep patterns and pain rather than affective feelings per se.