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'''Affective psychology''', also known as '''Affective Neuroscience''', studies how humans process and integrate emotions over time.<ref>APIK: [http://www.apik.hu/cikk.php?show=8 Affective Psychology]</ref>
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'''Affective psychology''' studies how humans process and integrate emotions over time.<ref>APIK: [http://www.apik.hu/cikk.php?show=8 Affective Psychology]</ref> The specific branch of affective psychology concerned with the effect of neural mechanisms on emotion is known as '''Affective Neuroscience'''.
    
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