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Affective and Non-Affective Desire
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 1984Is it possible to act without desire? It certainly seems possible to act without desiring to perform the action one does perform; e.g., if I find that I must expel a favorite student for cheating, I may do so, but only reluctantly, for the duty is an onerous one.
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Affection for People as a Function of Affection for Dogs
Psychological Reports, 1972Ratings of affection for dogs were used to select 3 groups of 16 Ss each, a Low Affection group, a Moderate Affection group, and a High Affection group. Ss took the Fundamental Interpersonal Relations Orientation-Behavior (FIRO-B) test, and a 2 (Sex) × 3 (Level of Affection) analysis of variance was carried out on the scores for each of the 6 FIRO-B ...
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Affects et affections cardiaques
Revue française de psychosomatique, 2015Les traumatismes, les impasses pulsionnelles et relationnelles, et leurs conséquences négativantes dans la mentalisation du sujet, peuvent mener à un infarctus du myocarde procédant d’une occlusion des coronaires due à un spasme ou à une athéromatose.
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Protention and Affectivity: The Affective Relief
2021In this chapter I consider the affective aspect of our consciousness by entertaining the idea that affective elements are essential components of our living-present’s primal temporalization. Delimiting the affective structure of the living-present, I investigate affection’s relation to protention on the model of the “affective relief,” viz., the ...
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Culturing Affect, Affective Cultures
2018Psychological theories of learning employed in mathematics education separate intellect and affect. As a result, if affect (emotions) enters investigations of mathematical thinking and understanding at all, it is considered as an outside force or condition that generally diminishes cognition.
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Affective Technology, Affective Management, towards Affective Society
2009In this paper, the term affective is defined as "being capable to evoke affects in people's mind" or "being capable to deliberate affects to be evoked in people's mind". This paper discusses potential impact of concept of affectiveness on development of technological products and services, management, and value systems of societies.
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The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 1967
(1967). On Affect Control. The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child: Vol. 22, No. 1, pp. 36-51.
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(1967). On Affect Control. The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child: Vol. 22, No. 1, pp. 36-51.
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Interpretation of Affect and Affective Interpretation
Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis, 1980Ildiko Mohacsy, Bennett Silver
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