affect

• Nom désignant l'aspect subjectif et conscient d'une émotion, considéré séparément des réactions corporelles, ou plus largement l'état émotionnel ressenti.

A noun referring to the conscious subjective aspect of an emotion considered apart from bodily changes.

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1. C1formal

   A person's observable emotional state or expression, often used in psychology.

   Affect (émotion observable)

   • The patient displayed a flat affect during the evaluation.
   • Psychologists assess affect to understand emotional responses.
   • His affect remained neutral despite the bad news.

   Synonymesdemeanoremotionexpressionfeelingsentiment

2. Emotional experienceC2formal

   The conscious subjective aspect of emotion, as opposed to mood.

   affect (psychologie)

   • Therapists analyze both affect and cognition in sessions.
   • The study measured participants' affect after viewing the images.
   • Changes in affect can indicate mental health issues.

   Synonymesemotionfeelingsentiment

• Verbe signifiant influencer quelqu'un ou quelque chose ou provoquer un changement.

A verb meaning to influence or produce a change in someone or something.

1. Influence or changeA2formal

   To have an effect on someone or something; to influence.

   affecter (influencer)

   • The weather affected our travel plans.
   • Poor diet can affect your health.
   • The decision will affect all employees.

   Synonymesact onalterchangeimpactinfluencemodifyswaytouchtransform

2. Cause emotionB2formal

   To cause someone to feel emotion or to move emotionally.

   Émouvoir

   • The movie deeply affected her.
   • His story affected everyone in the room.
   • The news affected him more than he expected.

   Synonymesimpactimpressmovestirswaytouch