| Develop your abilities to foster a constructive working atmosphere and to manage workplace tensions and crises calmly and affectively. |
| Withdrawn mothers are disengaged, unresponsive, affectively flat and do little to support the infant's activity. |
| His playing is at once affectively specific and goal oriented. |
| These terms, emotionally fraught with affectively weighty images, speak for themselves. |
| Here, the affectively thin narration can seem oddly grandiose, a stage whisper suggesting the woman's quest is more dramatic than it seems. |
| There is a movement of the Holy Spirit in progress that increases in intensity whenever youth affectively influence one another. |
