- Look up
affect in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Affect may
refer to:
Affect (education)
Affect (linguistics),
attitude or
emotion that a
speaker brings...
- that
positive affects broadened the
cognitive scope,
whereas negative affects narrowed it. Thereafter,
evidences suggested that
affects high in motivational...
-
ideal bodies).
Affects,
according to Deleuze, are not
simple affections, as they are
independent from
their subject.
Artists create affects and percepts...
- have been
prescribed with some efficacy.
Dextromethorphan hydrobromide affects the
signals in the
brain that
trigger the
cough reflex. It is used as a...
-
affects and
minimizing negative affects.
Affect should also be
properly expressed so to make the
identification of
affect possible to others.
Affect theory...
- Look up
affector in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Affector may
refer to: a
neuron that
directly activates a
muscle a
thematic relation similar to agent...
- The
Affecter (or The
Affected Painter) was an
Attic black-figure vase painter,
active in
Athens around 550 to 530 BCE. His
conventional name (his real...
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attention on the
blunted affects and also the
decrease in
feeling and
expressing positive emotions in PTSD patients.
Blunted affect, or
emotional numbness...
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Affect displays are the
verbal and non-verbal
displays of
affect (emotion).
These displays can be
through facial expressions,
gestures and body language...
- The
affective spectrum is a
spectrum of mood disorders. It is a
grouping of
related psychiatric and
medical disorders which may
accompany bipolar, unipolar...
