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... affect ( to be used for other research ) . They selected certain films which seemed likely to produce certain particular affects ( anxiety , depres- sion , hostility ) . They then interviewed subjects before and after the film to see if ...
... affect ( to be used for other research ) . They selected certain films which seemed likely to produce certain particular affects ( anxiety , depres- sion , hostility ) . They then interviewed subjects before and after the film to see if ...
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... affect . One reason for this silence is that psychoanalysis has as yet offered no fully satisfactory theory of affect . The whole matter lies in one of the most puzzling areas of psychological study , psychosomatics , in ... Affect Affect,
... affect . One reason for this silence is that psychoanalysis has as yet offered no fully satisfactory theory of affect . The whole matter lies in one of the most puzzling areas of psychological study , psychosomatics , in ... Affect Affect,
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... affect associated with a given work of literature , even though much subjective variation takes place within those limits . That is , if we ... affects . Freud discussed affects in literature for one particularly interest- ing AFFECT 283.
... affect associated with a given work of literature , even though much subjective variation takes place within those limits . That is , if we ... affects . Freud discussed affects in literature for one particularly interest- ing AFFECT 283.
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