emotional

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Expressing and showing feelings
a gleam in your eyeidiom
abandon
affect
be in/get into a stateidiom
beat your breast/chestidiom
beetroot
crimson
fling
fling up your handsidiom
flush
freak
freak (someone) out
game face
pale
roar
roar with something
sook
spill
spill out
sulk

Examples of affective

affective
It is this affective and evaluative progress that teachers might try to develop in pupils in order to develop their skills of musical thinking further.
Affective responses seem to occur when pupils have almost finished their work.
Affective reactions of foreign language students to natural approach activities and teaching techniques.
This was conceived around euthymia, an absence of affective symptoms.
Finally, we investigated the genetic relationship between affective and somatic depressive symptoms.
Developmental studies of the affective circumplex suggest that these findings may in part pertain to differentiation and elaboration of emotional concepts.
No significant differences emerged between the relatives of bipolar and unipolar probands with respect to risk for affective disorder.
The items ask how often during the last week the respondents had experienced a series of affective, somatic and interpersonal symptoms of depression.
It is argued that maltreated children's association of affective stimuli with traumatic experiences and memories selectively alters the meaning of emotions for these children.
In the present study we assess the third component, empathy, by children's self-repor ts of affective response to social stimuli.
Suspected druginduced psychosis, affective psychoses and dual diagnoses are included.
We emphasize that affect regulation is intertwined with affective reactivity, so that it does not simply occur after an affective reaction has begun.
Searching for meaning in gestural data: interpretive feature extraction and signal processing for affective and expressive content.
His description of his family's collective efforts to provide transport and of numerous affective exchanges through personal visits and phone calls is a compelling account.
Thus, it would be intriguing to examine the amygdalar responses of individuals with schizophrenia during the viewing of affective and non-affective facial chimeras.
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