1. π’ Very Unhappy: Feeling extremely negative, upset, or distressed.
2. π Unhappy: Feeling somewhat negative, dissatisfied, or down.
3. π Neutral: Neither positive nor negative; feeling indifferent or balanced.
4. π Happy: Feeling positive, content, or pleased.
5. π Very Happy: Feeling extremely positive, joyful, or elated.
1. π΄ Very Low Arousal: Feeling extremely tired, sluggish, or drowsy.
2. π Low Arousal: Feeling relaxed, at ease, or slightly sleepy.
3. π Calm: Feeling balanced, composed, and in control.
4. π
High Arousal: Feeling alert, energized, or slightly stressed.
5. π² Very High Arousal: Feeling extremely anxious, agitated, or hyperactive.
Research & Usage History: Emoji scales are widely adopted due to their simplicity and universal appeal. Studies have shown that these visual representations can improve the accuracy of self-reported emotions. Used in UX research, mental health assessments, and customer surveys, these scales not only engage users but also provide intuitive feedback. In this tool, the arousal scale includes builtβin feedback to help maintain a balanced state (ideally β3 β Calmβ).
Purpose of the Emotion & Behavior Tracking Form
This form is designed to help track emotions and arousal levels throughout the day for students with ASD. By monitoring feelings and energy levels at different times, we can identify patterns, understand triggers, and implement strategies to support self-regulation, social engagement, and academic success.
How to Use This Form