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Heide Mommsen:
Affecter, in: Der Neue
Pauly Vol. 1, 1996, Col. 213.
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Affect (education)
Affect (linguistics),
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emotion that a
speaker brings...
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thematic relation similar to
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Affect (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
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Affect, in psychology, is the
underlying experience of feeling, emotion, attachment, or mood. It encomp****es a wide
range of
emotional states and can be...
- most common.
Negative symptoms include alogia (lack of speech),
blunted affect (reduced
intensity of
outward emotional expression),
avolition (lack of...
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Reduced affect display,
sometimes referred to as
emotional blunting or
emotional numbing, is a
condition of
reduced emotional reactivity in an individual...
- The
affective spectrum is a
spectrum of mood disorders. It is a
grouping of
related psychiatric and
medical disorders which may
accompany bipolar, unipolar...
- environment. The two main
types of
affect are
professional affect and
student affect.
Professional affect refers to the
emotions and
values presented by the teacher...
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Affect (from
Latin affectus or adfectus) is a concept, used in the
philosophy of
Baruch Spinoza and
elaborated by
Henri Bergson,
Gilles Deleuze and Félix...
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Pseudobulbar affect (PBA), or
emotional incontinence, is a type of
neurological disorder characterized by
uncontrollable episodes of
crying or laughing...
