I want to measure human emotional response when a particular visual media is displayed on a TV and the same content AR device. I want to measure fear using a spider scene. I want to know which measuring mechanism will be appropriate for my use case. I feel EEG is a bit too advanced for this. Well, i stand to be corrected and hope for contribution and advice from researchers in this area.
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This type of emotion affects the brain functionality. Therefore EEG will be the best modality to be chosen. You can try fNIR as well but it is too costly. By the way, best of luck for your research.
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This type of emotion affects the brain functionality. Therefore EEG will be the best modality to be chosen. You can try fNIR as well but it is too costly. By the way, best of luck for your research.
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Thanks a lot for this feedback. Due to the scope of the research, i am considering using questionnaires. I want to find out a suitable one. Thanks again.
There are two more measures which are not that advanced, Electrodermal Activity and ECG ...
As mentioned by Frank Schmitz above, i would think there would be a measurable galvanic skin response to 'fearful visual stimuli...there is also likely evoked responses within the EEG signal....quite a few years ago we did a few studies pn the visual evoked responses to 'friendly faces' & 'strangers' ...
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