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18:56 Mar 27, 2004 |
German to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Psychology | |||||
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3 +1 | responsive / resonant |
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3 | affective capacity within normal scope |
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2 +1 | well capable of feeling emotions |
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3 | maybe |
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affective capacity within normal scope Explanation: to all qualities würde ich eher sagen : according to all affects up to standard reaction ... Viel Glueck, Christine |
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schwingungsfنhig well capable of feeling emotions Explanation: "affektiv gut schwingungsfähig" belongs together, IMO. affektiv =affective (pertaining to emotion) whereas schwingungsfähig here may be equivalent to regungsfähig, ability to feel emotion. The "gut" indicates that whatever it is, it's a positive attribute. I might be inclined to use well-adjusted, but that seeems to be covered by the "Stimmung ausgeglichen" well-balanced disposition. |
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schwingungsfähig responsive / resonant Explanation: There's a comma missing: "affektiv gut schwingungsfähig, Verhalten situationgemäß," You could translate: "emotionally responsive, situationally appropriate behavior" |
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maybe Explanation: mood swings within normal range when affected by external stimuli, behavioral response appropriate to a given situation |
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