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affective PSYCH, soziol
affektiv spec
affective PSYCH, soziol
affective PSYCH, soziol

sea·son·al af·fec·tive dis·ˈor·der N, SAD N no pl PSYCH

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bipolar affective disorder

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Furthermore, after cerebral hemispheres were removed from animal test subjects, correct affective responses could be elicited by appropriate stimulations.
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Empathy falls under the affective component of morality and is the main reasoning behind selflessness.
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Subjective affective experiences (SAE) consist of the average of overall positive and negative affect.
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Affective haptic devices produce different senses of touch including kinesthetic and coetaneous channels.
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The three corresponding psychotic behavior reactions are affective, heboid, and paranoid.
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This includes momentary experiences during interaction: designing affective interaction and evaluating emotions.
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A pause, for instance, was defined as three or more seconds of silence; a laugh coded for all positive affective reactions.
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The affective reasoner uses "emotion dimensions" such as intensity and assertiveness.
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Affective responses, on the other hand, are more basic and may be less problematical in terms of assessment.
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An open-label study has found agomelatine to be efficacious in the treatment of seasonal affective disorder.
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