'In no time': representations of suspended time in contemporary literature by Cowtan, G

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Deeply religious nonbelief: countering the affective case against naturalism with embodied cognition by Pritchard, MC

Subjects: “…Affect (Psychology)--Religious aspects…”

Virginia Woolf and literary objects: description, philosophy, and affect by Alexander, M

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Cumulative effects of HIV illness and caring for children orphaned by AIDS on anxiety symptoms among adults caring for children in HIV-endemic South Africa. by Kuo, C, Cluver, L, Casale, M, Lane, T

“…However, we still have a limited understanding of how various HIV impacts--including caregiver's own HIV illness, responsibilities of caring for a child orphaned by AIDS, or both--affect psychological outcomes among caregivers. Furthermore, few studies have explored the relationship between stigma, HIV, and psychological outcomes among caregivers of children in HIV-endemic communities. …”