SymptomEASE:

D0C-B0T's Comprehensive Mental Health Questionnaire

I got the idea for my first GitHub repo from Fiddaman's post about the “Paxil-branded Health Survey Scanner.” Here is the link to the post.

Inspired by this, I approached ChatGPT to write a Python program for me, resembling the instructions found on the back of the physical scanner. The results turned out to be quite amusing.

This experience led me to contemplate the idea of marketing my repositories to resemble album covers. I thought it would be a cool and creative way to present my projects.

https://github.com/moderatedan/D0C-B0T

D0C-B0T

This program presents a series of questions to the patient, covering symptoms associated with depression, GAD, panic disorder, and SAD.

Run the program:

In the terminal, type the following commands to run the Python program:

To install a Python package from a GitHub repository, you can use the git command along with pip. Here are the general steps:

Make sure you have Git and Python installed on your Linux system.

Open a terminal.

Use the following command to clone the repository:

bash

git clone https://github.com/moderatedan/D0C-B0T.git

Change into the directory where the repository was cloned:

bash

cd D0C-B0T

Now you can install the package using pip. It's recommended to use the -e flag to install it in editable mode, which means changes you make to the code will immediately affect the installed package:

bash

pip install -e .

Alternatively, you can use:

bash

python setup.py develop

This will install the package in development mode.

After these steps, you should have the package installed, and you can use it as needed. Keep in mind that the success of these steps depends on the specific project and its dependencies.

Note: Make sure you are using a virtual environment to avoid potential conflicts with your system's Python installation. If you don't have pip installed, you may need to install it using your package manager. For example, on Debian-based systems, you can use:

bash

sudo apt-get install python3-pip

Finally type:

python3 mental_disorder_assessment.py

@danielbrummittWhat do u all think? I updated the header using AI. It was supposed to be pills with Mario, lol.. I think it still looks cool, though. #asciiart #ChatGPT #github #AIart #visualstudiocode #linuxmint #linuxfan #githubrepositoryoftheday #python3 #pythonprogramming #python3learning #freeware #AntiPsychiatry #techforgood #MentalillnessIsAlie #mentalillnessisamyth #testing #education #educationaltesting #accuracy #cinnamon #healthcarebot #assessment #dyiassessment #dyi #riskassessment #secondopinion #blackmirror #DisruptiveFineArt #DanielBrummitt D0C-B0T 🤖 💊 IS a program I made that assesses mental disorders based on a series of questions. This program prompts the user to answer questions related to depression, generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), panic disorder, and social anxiety disorder (SAD). Based on the user's responses, the program calculates scores for each disorder and provides an assessment at the end. The program follows a simple scoring system, where each "yes" response to a question increments the corresponding disorder score. After all the questions are answered, the program displays the scores for each disorder and provides a recommendation to consult with a healthcare professional if the score surpasses a certain threshold for each disorder. I don't believe in mental disorders, btw. I made this simple program to prove a point that the diagnostic system is a joke. False ideas about ‘chemical imbalances’ or ‘dysfunctional thought patterns’ create imbalanced, dysfunctional care.

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