affective component
collocation in Englishmeaningsofaffectiveandcomponent
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affective
adjective
uk/əˈfek.tɪv/us/əˈfek.tɪv/
connected with ...
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component
noun[C]
uk/kəmˈpəʊ.nənt/us/kəmˈpoʊ.nənt/
a part that combines with other parts to form ...
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(Definition ofaffectiveandcomponentfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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For example, in cases where there was a significantaffectivecomponent, care was taken to ensure that diagnostic criteria for schizoaffective disorder were clearly met.
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Theaffectivecomponentconsists in felt satisfaction with one's life.
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At zeroaffectivecomponentof dysphoria neither group reported any self-devaluative feelings.
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This treatment is rendered with not only effective communication (needed in the consent process) but with a caring and respectfulaffectivecomponent.
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In the three remaining cases there was disagreement over the presence of anaffectivecomponent.
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With increasingaffectivecomponentof dysphoria, the self-devaluative component increased significantly more in recovered patients than in controls.
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With increasing levels of theaffectivecomponentof dysphoria, increases in the self-devaluative component were significantly greater in recovered depressed patients than in controls.
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We now extend anaffectivecomponentto our model of prefrontal modulation of subcortical systems in behavioral regulation.
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Each of the other classes has a substantiveaffectivecomponent.
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As psychologists, they see ageism as manifesting anaffectivecomponent(feelings), a cognitive component (beliefs and stereotypes) and a behavioural component (acts and intended acts).
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Groups reported similar levels ofaffectivecomponentbut recovered depressed patients reported higher self-devaluative dysphoric experience.
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Empathy falls under theaffectivecomponentof morality and is the main reasoning behind selflessness.
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In addition to pure practical values, artefacts always also had anaffectivecomponent.
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Dysphoria : self-devaluative and affective components in recovered depressed patients and never depressed controls.
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Affective components of hypochondriasis explained more variance of diagnostic group membership than somatization symptoms.
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The authors concluded that these interactions might lead to the reactivation of affective components of memories.
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However, these systems are comprised of behavioral and affective components which were not comprehensively assessed.
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The ratio of self-devaluative to affective components of dysphoria significantly differentiated recovered depressed patients from controls.
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