effectively is an adverb
Posted By: (sm) on 2008-11-29
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affect as a verb means to influence or change, and as a noun is an expressed or observed emotion or feeling
effect as a verb means to bring about or cause to happen, and as a noun means result
effectively describes how, in this case modifying the verb relate
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Affectively or Effectively?
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Psychiatric Exam: "The patient is unable to relate appropriately or affectively/effectively to this interviewer."
This is in BOS II on page 93, adverb with participle or adjective. nm
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It is actually in the dictionary as an adjective and an adverb both in lower case
Subject: It is actually in the dictionary as an adjective and an adverb both in lower case
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affect (verb); effect (noun); so, effectively.
Subject: affect (verb); effect (noun); so, effectively.
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Very true, the adverb/modifier explains if there is more than one, for example, decubitus ulcer, etc
Subject: Very true, the adverb/modifier explains if there is more than one, for example, decubitus ulcer, etc
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