Affective Behavior

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Affective Behavior

Any activity or other behavior intended to produce a desired effect. For example, a government may cut taxes to encourage people to spend more. Engaging in an affective behavior in no way guarantees the desired effect will actually occur.
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Over time, it has been revealed that under depressing conditions, significant changes in affective behaviour and mood occur with the predominance of a state of sadness, deep suffering, and a slowing of psychomotor activity.
The effects of magnesium antidepressants co-administration on the spontaneous behaviour in old rats
An affective state space [7] is built, simulates the unrest degree of affective behaviour in a same dimension environmental state by applying affective coefficient.
Review on virtual human's affective model and related applied algorithm
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