用AI分析社交媒体中的负面情绪,辅助心理治疗早期干预。
Data Augmentation for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Leveraging ERNIE Language Models using Artificial Intelligence
- 融合BERT、RoBERTa等模型分析文本情感与认知扭曲
- 不仅能识别负面情绪,还能预测焦虑、进食障碍等衍生问题
- 适合心理医生在数字环境中快速筛查高风险用户
认知行为疗法(CBT)是应对心理健康障碍中非理性思维的有效方法,但其效果依赖于对认知路径的精准识别。在数字化时代,个体常在社交媒体上表达负面情绪,可能暴露认知扭曲甚至自杀倾向,但现有方法难以系统分析这些认知路径,限制了在线心理干预的及时性与有效性。本文提出一种基于接受承诺与数据增强的CBT框架,利用ERNIE语言模型处理文本与视觉内容,实现正负分类。系统集成BERT、RoBERTa进行情感分析,T5、PEGASUS用于文本摘要,mT5支持多语言翻译,聚焦于社交平台上负面情绪与认知扭曲的检测。不同于仅识别负面想法的现有模型,该系统可进一步预测焦虑症、恐惧症、进食障碍等潜在心理疾病,为心理治疗师提供更全面的早期干预工具。
原文摘要 · Abstract (English)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a proven approach for addressing the irrational thought patterns associated with mental health disorders, but its effectiveness relies on accurately identifying cognitive pathways to provide targeted treatment. In today's digital age, individuals often express negative emotions on social media, where they may reveal cognitive distortions, and in severe cases, exhibit suicidal tendencies. However, there is a significant gap in methodologies designed to analyze these cognitive pathways, which could be critical for psychotherapists aiming to deliver timely and effective interventions in online environments. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) framework leveraging acceptance, commitment and data augmentation to categorize and address both textual and visual content as positive or negative. Specifically, the system employs BERT, RoBERTa for Sentiment Analysis and T5, PEGASUS for Text Summarization, mT5 for Text Translation in Multiple Languages focusing on detecting negative emotions and cognitive distortions within social media data. While existing models are primarily designed to identify negative thoughts, the proposed system goes beyond this by predicting additional negative side effects and other potential mental health disorders likes Phobias, Eating Disorders. This enhancement allows for a more comprehensive understanding and intervention strategy, offering psychotherapists a powerful tool for early detection and treatment of various psychological issues.
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