affective

• Urza had offered to move his intellectual-affective cortex to a new shell of Thran-metal though the man could not promise Karn's mind would move with it With a sudden roar, the facility erupted into motion Though the forbidden sections of the rig remained dark windows across the rest of it flared with light. —  J
• Civic religion ensures affective, aesthetic, emotional attachment to a way of living -- a sort of attachment which became suspect in itself to many ascetic modernists -- but which, to judge from the Convention on Modern Liberty, is due for a political comeback. —  open Democracy News Analysis - Comments
• Two experiments were conducted to examine the effects of playing different types of video games on players 'short-term affective states. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library
• Eventually your immune system will be affective, and other more serious health conditions could arise. —  xml's Blinklist.com
• This is cruel but affective, and the end justifies the means. —  Latest Articles

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