Mood assessment using human electromagnetic radiation

Abstract

Most people feel sad or irritable from time to time. They may say they're in a bad mood. A mood disorder is different. It affects a person's everyday emotional state. In psychology, the mood is referred as a positive or a negative emotional state. Due to the complexity and instability of personal mood, assessing and analyzing mood is difficult and inconvenient. This study aims to assess the human psychological mood using human electromagnetic radiation. The body radiation frequencies are measured using body radiation wave detector at the frontal region. The detector is a hand-held frequency meter operated on Mega Hertz range. Twelve healthy students will participate in the experiment. Six of them will be from both gender male and female, from the age 20–24 years old. All of them are free from any disease and medication. Before the experiment is conducted, the background interference is measured using frequency wave detector to ensure that the interference is almost zero. The experiment is conducted in a room for men and a corridor for a woman which is less interference of background reading. After collecting the data statistically, the analysis is being done to validate the data. The measurement is taken after they Prayer (salat) and watch a funny video to get a contra mood which is calm and happy. First, the validation is being performed on the change of mood (increase or decrease in frequency) then if the data show a significant result a relationship between gender and mood is investigated using ANOVA and MANOVA. The result shows a significant result between different in gender and mood assessment.