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affectivity
This term is primarily used within clinical psychology, psychiatry, and neurology to describe the biological and psychological capacity for emotion. It is a technical register word, far more formal and specific than "emotionality" or "feelings," and is typically found in medical reports or academic papers rather than everyday conversation.
Because it describes an abstract capacity or a psychological state, it is treated as an uncountable noun. It refers to the systemic ability to process affect rather than individual emotional episodes.