affective
/əˈfektɪv/ (bre, ipa) · /əˈfektɪv/ (ame, ipa) · /a-ˈfek-tiv/ (ame, mw)
affective — 形容詞
- affectivepositive
- more affectivecomparative
- most affectivesuperlative
1. relating to feelings and to the emotional side of how people react, connect, or
情感的
與情緒、感受及態度有關
relating to feelings and to the emotional side of how people react, connect, or learn
The study measured children's affective responses while they listened to sad music.
這項研究測量了孩子們聽悲傷音樂時的情感反應。
collocation: affective responses
Aiko's affective bond with the rescue dog grew stronger each week.
Aiko 和那隻救援犬之間的情感連結每週都更深。
collocation: affective bond
Teachers often track affective changes when a shy student joins group work.
老師常會觀察害羞學生加入小組活動後的情感變化。
The therapist asked Omar to describe his affective state after the argument.
治療師請 Omar 描述他在那場爭吵後的情感狀態。
Researchers compared affective and cognitive skills in the same lesson.
研究人員比較了同一堂課中的情感技能與認知技能。
- emotional
broader and more common in everyday English; affective is more formal and technical
- feeling-based
clearer in plain English, but less natural in academic writing
- psychological
broader; can include thought and behaviour as well as feelings
- cognitive
relating to thinking, learning, and knowing rather than feeling
文法句型
affective + noun
affective and cognitive
用法筆記
Mostly used in formal writing, especially psychology and education. It usually appears before nouns such as response, state, bond, and skills, and it often contrasts with cognitive.