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Less obvious than a lot versus alot, they are nevertheless grammatical necessities, the kind of details that make the difference between flawed and flawless text. ... This is a matter of a nonrestrictive versus a restrictive clause. Which sets off a nonrestrictive clause that can be ... Likewise affective versus effective:
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See Audience, Prescriptive versus Descriptive Grammars, ... If the usuals leave you curious, here's the rest of the story: affective as an adjective means "relating to or arousing an emotional reaction"; ... Yes in the sense that you can use anything if it's effective in context; no in the sense that, since the nineteenth...
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Example Sentences question: What is the difference between affective and effective? affective pertains to emotions af·fec·tive af·fec·tive [ə féktiv] adj 1. of emotional expression: relating to an ... Correct usage of affective and effective? What is the differance in affective and effective? What is the...
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This article argues that if crime prevention policies are to succeed in the political or public spheres they must address some of the deeper emotional or affective dimensions of crime and its place in society.
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Citalopram also abolished the increased startle response found in the context of negative affective images. Both antidepressants increased the relative recall of positive (versus negative) emotional material.
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5. Effective Rate on Market; Value (line 4 divided by line 2) 1.5% 1.5%; Effective versus Nominal Rates—An Example 1; Here’s an example of why it’s important to look at effective tax rates instead of nominal rates.
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The usual adjective is effective, which means "having the right effect," or "getting the job done" — an effective medicine, for instance. (It can also mean "in effect," as in ... If the usuals leave you curious, here's the rest of the story: affective as an adjective means "relating to or arousing an emotional reaction";
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You are here: Home → Selected Publications → Selected Publications → Increased positive versus negative affective perception and memory in healthy volunteers following selective serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibition.
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