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Meanings of positive affect in English

Psychological capability to respond positively.

Usage of positive affect in English
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Furthermore, it was associated with increased negative affect and diminished positive affect.
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Our results support the hypothesis that positive affect contributes beneficially to physical health.
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Because you obviously don't understand the positive affect this is having on someone.
Ebony
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Heightened positive affect reactivity was also associated with more depressive symptoms at follow-up.
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Having a positive affect makes tasks seem more rich and interesting.
Human
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It's had more of a positive affect then I every could have envisioned.
The Irish Times
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These results may further point to a fundamental relationship between associativity and positive affect.
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Post-NSSI, positive affect significantly increased while negative affect remained unchanged.
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Background: Mediterranean dietary patterns have been associated with cardiovascular and psychological health, including positive affect.
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The researcher also said the study can't say how exercise and positive affect may be linked.
Reuters
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Specifically, we find that round dollar values produce greater positive affect than do nonzero decimal values.
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Greater momentary positive affect predicted increased alcohol craving, but only when participants exhibited heightened risk-taking propensity.
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Results indicate significant increases in negative affect, and decreases in positive affect, prior to an NSSI act.
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Thus, all four surgical anti-depressant approaches may be promoting positive affect by converging influences onto the MFB.
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As predicted, chronotypes differed in their daily patterns in both self-reported positive affect and associated brain regions.
Pubmed
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Increasing positive affect is a good thing, whether it is from auditory, visual, or any other sensory experience.
Human
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Positive affect through the time
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