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. 2024 Jan 25;10:e1829. doi: 10.7717/peerj-cs.1829

Table 1. Dataset description for anxiety detection.

Anxiety model 2-level (light and severe) and 4-level (normal, light, moderate and severe)
Stimuli Visual-based stimuli experiment of six situations i.e., loss, family problems, financial problems, deadline, witnessing a deadly accident and mistreating).
Task Flooding as in-vivo exposure therapy, i.e., actual exposure to the feared stimulus that provoked the original trauma.
Subjects 23 subjects (six trials for each subject)
Time The recording includes six situations and took 6 min i.e., (1 min per trial)
EEG device 14-channel Emotiv EPOC
Experimental protocol Psychotherapist conducts the HAM-A test for each participant and computes a total score that measures a subject’s anxiety severity. For each situation, the psychotherapist recites each situation for 15 s then the subject recalls and imagines for another 15 s. Then the subject is asked to rate his/her feelings during stimulation using SAM for 30 s. After the 6-min trials, the psychotherapist re-evaluated some elements of the HAM-A test to update the subject’s anxiety level