Similar words: effective, effectively, ineffective, cost effective, effectiveness, affection, affectional, affectionate. Meaning: adj. characterized by emotion.
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1 In addition, affective experiences and feelings are now conserved.
2 Affective autonomy arises out of mutual respect relationships.
3 Affective development is not independent of cognitive development.
4 These important decisions are made by the affective system.
5 They are followed by a very important affective objective.
6 Some identifiable affective event occurred inside you.
7 It's also important to note how important the affective, as opposed to merely informational or propositional component of conversation is.
8 Second, what are the cognitive and affective processes involved in stereotype change?
9 Nevertheless, these affective and evaluative parochial and subject patterns have cognitive consequences.
10 And the word affective scarcely did justice to the nature of those characteristics.
11 Of most importance to teachers were affective aims relating to the personal development of children.
12 He'd like "happiness" to be given a new and more scientifically descriptive label, to wit "Major affective disorder, pleasant type".
13 Educational practice in this country has acknowledged the cognitive side of learning but has often neglected the affective side.
14 The control of development is in large part internal and affective.
15 It seems difficult to write behavioural objectives for this domain alone,(www.Sentencedict.com) as affective functioning is always interwoven with cognitive functioning.
16 This approach, while including elements of problem-solving, focuses particularly on the thinking style and negative self-ideas that perpetuate affective disorders.
17 This involves not only cognitive development but also a parallel affective development and adaptation to the adult life.
18 It largely disappears when literary texts are treated as cultural traces in a cognitive rather than an affective reading.
19 Representation allows for the creation of images of experiences, including affective experiences.
20 Social development is completely meshed with and dependent on cognitive and affective development.
21 Affective experiences, such as feeling, are represented and remembered, changing for ever the nature of affective thoughts.
22 These experiences are necessary for the development of moral feelings and further affective development.
23 Minorities, especially ethnic minorities, are used to authenticate the affective, melodramatic component of contemporary narratives.
24 Furthermore, both self and not self-and the various divisions of each that I have outlined-may be imbued with affective connotations.
25 In this and the following chapters we shall consider the affective dimension more directly.
26 Thus some investigators have argued that the association is one, not with schizophrenia, but with affective psychosis.
27 Medcalf goes even further, quoting a clinician's opinion that Hoccleve suffered several episodes of a manic form of affective psychosis.
28 One factor, already mentioned, is the demand of social experience, which encourages cooperation and a consistency in affective life.
29 In the five democracies we study, the parochial and subject orientations tend to rest primarily upon affective and evaluative tendencies.
30 These factors influence not only cognitive reasoning but also affective reasoning.
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