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    Translation correct?

    ... was used to to measure the more affective based components of corporate reputation - "affective"…

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    ... was used to to measure the more affective based components of corporate reputation

    Correct?

    "affective" or "affectively" based?

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    Which one is correct?

    ... was used to to measure the more AFFECTIVE based components of corporate reputation

    ... was used to to measure the more AFFECTIVELY based components of corporate reputation

    I have the feeling that both is possible, but not sure...
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    AuthorPhil21921 Mar 07, 23:46
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    If you mean "based on affect", then "affective" (without "based") is good:
    ...the more affective components of corporate reputation.
    #1AuthorGeorgeA (94115) 22 Mar 07, 00:47
     
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