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This federal Treasury policy affectively kept the market price of gold low.

He was learning about the situation, not just cognitively but affectively as well.

Mehl7 points out that "affectively charged beliefs create a person's reality".

Up until October 2012, the station was affectively under government control and received criticism for being partisan.

It is a direct consequence of being available both intellectually and affectively, the whole self, to the other person.

It is not what built forms represent but how they function affectively that makes architecture a critical cultural practice.

They moved up into top positions where they have been able to affectively implement the needed changes.

From that day onwards Tibet affectively became an occupied country.

The other half comes from the future, for Wiesel is also never far, affectively, from his son.

Developing individuals personal and group skills so that each interacts affectively amongst the school community.

But affectively, I just couldn't talk about it.

Fast cut editing seems to something Aronofsky is particularly into and he uses it very affectively here.

Affectively burnt in: One role of the right frontal lobe?

Regret expresses affectively a profound phenomenon: the advance through life into death.

My question to you is what is the best way to keep your braking surfaces looking good and working affectively.

Nor will an irrational, affectively disturbed individual be deterred.

Indeed it proved initially to be cognitively impossible and affectively unnerving!

Furthermore, the notions of Europeans having a 'much greater say' and 'assuming more responsibility' are affectively loaded.

Affectively, the individual may experience regret or reluctance about losing ownership of hard-earned expertise.

While they have grasped the cognitive basis of humor, they do not affectively respond.

If learners gain plenty of knowledge about the subject, then ask, "do they come out of the unit affectively engaged?"

As a result, authorities here will gain valuable time in responding affectively and more precisely to contain future outbreaks.

It was affectively Mr Rudd's third challenge for the leadership.

These are types of patterns which have developed affectively through social and familial circumstances to provide similar expressive behaviors to those they adopted it from.

Consultation must now involve insurance brokers who can help ensure these fees are affectively banned from the system."