Sentence examples for underlying affective from inspiring English sources

These fundamental dimensions underlying affective judgments of product shapes provide a common framework for studies on affective responses to product shapes.

Yet, the underlying affective response might differ in these conditions.

While we did not see any difference in helping behavior expressed toward strangers and cagemates, the underlying affective responses may have differed.

While concrete words are embodied through sensorimotor experiential knowledge, abstract words are also embodied but their embodiment occurs instead through the underlying affective and emotional experiential knowledge associated with abstract words [ 4, 23, 24].

This improvement correlated (Table  6) with an increase in the speed with which clinical dogs ran towards the MID probe, suggesting that the behavioural improvement in the SRP was also associated with an improvement in the dog's underlying affective state.

However, because serotonergic medication can cause a general inhibition of behaviour, especially at higher doses [ 23], it is not known if the combined treatment with medication is associated with a concomitant improvement in well-being; i.e. whether the programme including medication improves the underlying affective state of the animal or simply inhibits the problem behaviour.

Additional support for common factors underlying both affective and psychotic pathology, or for reciprocal causal influence, comes from longitudinal studies showing subclinical psychotic experiences predict not only subsequent onset of psychotic disorders [ 38] but also affective disorders, even when psychotic experiences are not considered clinically relevant [ 39].

If necessary, the interviewer asked for more details and then, the interviewer assessed the underlying predominant affective-cognitive style.

The majority of research in eating disorders (ED) has investigated the content of disorder-specific thoughts, while few studies have addressed underlying cognitive-affective processes.

Further, as far as we are aware, the present data is the first demonstration of an interactive relationship between tripartite symptom dimensions and underlying cognitive-affective mechanisms.

Park et al.'s account focuses on the mental processing activity underlying cognitive-affective content and thus emphasises not only the thoughts, feelings and bodily experiences that occur in eating psychopathology, but also how people relate to these experiences.