The phrase "assessed mood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, mental health evaluations, or any situation where someone's emotional state is being evaluated or analyzed.
Example: "After the therapy session, the psychologist documented the assessed mood of the patient to track changes over time."
Alternatives: "evaluated mood" or "analyzed mood".
To gain further insight in the association between rapid cycling BD and BPD, we investigated the prevalence of the nine BPF in relationship to prospectively assessed mood episode frequency in outpatients with BD.
Sixth, the cross-sectional design does not allow investigation of further implications related to the long-term development of the assessed mood changes.
In a pilot study we assessed mood color, favourite color, drawn to color and color of illness and found that only mood color appeared to have potential for the purposes of this study.
Four contextual cues were assessed (mood, time of day, location, presence of others), each via a single statement (e.g., 'when I drink alcohol, I am [1 = rarely or never, 2 = sometimes, 3 = most of the time, 4 = always] in the same mood').
For example, in the study cited above, in which participants took part in consecutive rumination induction tasks, the researchers assessed mood pursuant to each rumination induction and then engaged all participants in a mood augmentation task at the end of the study [ 41].
Use of passive digital biomarkers offers an alternative approach to assess mood disorders that is scalable, unobtrusive, time-sensitive, and cost-effective.
The calculations, developed in collaboration with the University of Illinois, seek to assess mood by examining such features as the curvature of the lips and crinkles around the eyes and assigning a score to six basic emotions.
The battery included selective attention tests (target detection, stroop test), short-term and working memory tests (visual form recognition, immediate word recall, digit span), and a questionnaire assessing mood state (BSKE16E/LSKE6-S), which were administered in random order.
All patients underwent an initial comprehensive assessment by a neurologist, a psychologist and a physical therapist, and completed several questionnaires assessing mood, headache-related disability and health-related quality of life (see below for details).
There is already facial sentiment analysis technology that assesses mood, gender and temperament.
This schedule assesses mood (major depression, bipolar disorder and dysthymia), anxiety (generalized anxiety, panic and phobias), disruptive (i.e., antisocial personality), and substance abuse disorders (abuse and/or dependence on drugs, alcohol and nicotine) using DSM-III-R criteria.
