Psychological counseling system using psychological test and EEG measurment

Abstract

The present invention relates to a psychological counseling system utilizing psychological and brainwave tests, which enables a counselor (psychological counseling expert) to conduct counseling optimized for the client's psychological state by matching psychological test results, which are subjective evaluation information of the client (test subject), with brainwave test results, which are objective measurement methods, and analyzing the difference between the two. The system implements a psychological counseling system utilizing psychological and brainwave tests by including: a psychological test unit that performs a subjective psychological test to allow the client to self-evaluate and outputs the subjective psychological test results; a brainwave test input unit that receives objective brainwave test results measured through the client's brainwave test; a psychological-brainwave matching unit that matches the subjective psychological test results with the objective brainwave test results; a psychological difference analysis unit that analyzes the psychological difference between the psychological test and the brainwave test using psychological difference analysis information stored in a database based on the results matched by the psychological-brainwave matching unit; and a psychological information provision unit that provides the analyzed psychological analysis information to the counselor.

Description

Technology Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a psychological counseling system using psychological tests and electroencephalograms (EEGs). In particular, it relates to a psychological counseling system using psychological tests and EEGs that matches the results of psychological tests, which are subjective evaluation information of the client (subject), with the results of EEGs, which are objective measurement methods, and analyzes the difference between the two, thereby enabling a counselor (psychological counseling expert) to conduct counseling optimized for the client's psychological state. Background Technology

[0002] A psychological counseling expert (hereinafter abbreviated as "Counselor") works collaboratively to resolve the problem by discussing the presenting problem of the person receiving counseling (hereinafter abbreviated as "Client").

[0003] The counselor conducts psychological tests for counseling with the client. Typically, when psychological counseling is conducted over 10 sessions, 2 to 4 psychological tests are administered within 1 to 3 sessions.

[0004] Various methods have been proposed to analyze and classify complex human psychology more objectively. Psychological testing methods include the MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory) (personality / psychopathology), MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) (personality type), TCI (Temperament and Character Inventory) (temperament / personality), Enneagram (personality type), and Career Test (Holland, Strong) (career type), which are tests that select one of two or more options.

[0005] Analyzing human psychology would only be possible if psychologists observed and counseled the subjects over a long period of time, but after years of research by psychologists, it was revealed that satisfactory results could be obtained to some extent through the aforementioned objective and uniform methods.

[0006] Furthermore, in order to obtain accurate psychological diagnostic results for a subject, the diagnostician (i.e., the psychologist or doctor diagnosing the subject) does not use only a single method of interpretation but utilizes various methods simultaneously or sequentially. In other words, the diagnostician diagnoses the subject's psychology by using multiple psychological diagnostic results obtained through multiple methods of interpretation.

[0007] However, since the results of the aforementioned self-report tests are derived from the client's subjective self-evaluation, and projective tests have the weakness that situational variables such as examiner influence or the subject's experiences strongly affect test responses, relying solely on them for psychological counseling is insufficient.

[0008] Furthermore, involuntary clients taking self-report tests may intentionally select answers that differ from their true selves (such as in interview situations or when trying to make a good impression on others), and there are cases where clients do not know themselves well, as well as instances where they do not properly understand the items of the psychological test.

[0009] When conducting psychological counseling by applying the method described above, where psychological results are derived from the client's subjective self-assessment, it is impossible to accurately grasp the client's psychological state, making it difficult to provide precise counseling tailored to the client's condition.

[0010] Furthermore, counselors face the inconvenience of having to manually input and calculate psychological test answers into the system every time they receive them, and this inconvenience increases further when different types or multiple psychological tests are used.

[0011] Therefore, a method for accurately assessing the client's psychological state is required to ensure that appropriate counseling is provided according to that state. Prior art literature

[0012] Republic of Korea Registered Patent 10-1046269 (Individual psychological diagnosis method and system thereof) Republic of Korea Published Patent 10-2018-0099403 (Online psychological counseling system and online psychological counseling method using the same) Republic of Korea Published Patent 10-2022-0131441 (Non-face-to-face psychotherapy service system) Republic of Korea Published Patent 10-2023-0109247 (Psychological counseling provision system and method thereof) Republic of Korea Registered Patent 10-2481516 (MBTI-based personality test couple matching service system) Republic of Korea Registered Patent 10-2593424 (Personality psychology-based integrated framework construction service provision system) The problem to be solved

[0013] Therefore, the present invention is proposed to solve the problem of being unable to conduct proper psychological counseling due to the inability to accurately identify the client's psychological state when conducting psychological counseling based on the results of subjective psychological tests using the general self-report method as described above. The purpose of the invention is to provide a psychological counseling system utilizing psychological and electroencephalogram (EEG) tests that enables a counselor (psychological counseling expert) to conduct counseling optimized for the client's psychological state by matching the results of psychological tests, which are subjective evaluation information of the client (test subject), with the results of EEG tests, which are objective measurement methods, and analyzing the difference between the two.

[0014] Another objective of the present invention is to provide a psychological counseling system utilizing psychological tests and electroencephalograms, which enables a counselor to identify the client's actual psychological tendencies (MBTI tendencies) revealed by objective measurements and the results of psychological tests self-assessed by the client, thereby allowing counseling tailored to the client's psychological state by identifying the difference between the client's perception / intention and the true psychology currently being exhibited by the client. means of solving the problem

[0015] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the "psychological counseling system using psychological testing and electroencephalogram testing" according to the present invention comprises:

[0016] A psychological testing unit that performs a subjective psychological test for the client to self-evaluate and outputs the results of the subjective psychological test;

[0017] A brainwave test input unit that receives objective brainwave test results measured through the client's brainwave test;

[0018] A psycho-brainwave matching unit that matches the subjective psychological test results of the above-mentioned psychological test unit with the objective brainwave test results provided through the above-mentioned brainwave test input unit;

[0019] A psychological difference analysis unit that analyzes the psychological difference between a psychological test and an electroencephalogram (EEG) test using psychological difference analysis information stored in a database, based on the results matched by the above-mentioned psychological-EEG matching unit;

[0020] It is characterized by including a psychological information providing unit that provides psychological analysis information analyzed by the above-mentioned psychological difference analysis unit to a counselor.

[0021] Preferably, the brainwave test input unit is,

[0022] It is characterized by receiving brainwave test results directly through communication with brainwave testing equipment or indirectly through a network.

[0023] Preferably, the psycho-brainwave matching unit is,

[0024] It is characterized by matching psychological test and electroencephalogram (EEG) results for the following personality types: Type 1, which examines whether a person is highly sociable and enjoys group activities or avoids interpersonal relationships and is quiet and cautious; Type 2, which examines whether a person values ​​experience and the present or is idealistic and future-oriented; Type 3, which examines whether a person is objective, logical, and focuses on the truth or has an empathetic tendency that values ​​the feelings of others; and Type 4, which examines whether a person is decisive and acts based on plans or adapts to situations fluidly, is free, and spontaneous.

[0025] Preferably, the above psychological difference analysis unit,

[0026] It is characterized by generating psychological analysis information by adding sleep quality prediction and stress information extracted from brainwave test results to psychological difference information.

[0027] More preferably, the above psychological difference analysis unit,

[0028] Item-specific psychological difference extraction unit for extracting psychological differences for the 1st to 4th personality types;

[0029] A psychological difference count extraction unit that extracts the number of items with a psychological difference extracted by the above psychological difference extraction unit;

[0030] A sleep and stress scale score extraction unit that predicts sleep quality and extracts stress information from brainwave test results;

[0031] It is characterized by including a psychological analysis information generation unit that generates psychological analysis information by combining the number of items with psychological differences extracted by the psychological difference number extraction unit and the sleep and stress information extracted by the sleep and stress information extraction unit.

[0032] Preferably, the above-mentioned psychological analysis information generating unit is,

[0033] It is characterized by linking with a database storing information for the analysis of psychological differences to extract psychological state information based on psychological differences and adding it to the psychological analysis information. Effects of the invention

[0034] According to the present invention, by matching the results of psychological tests, which are subjective evaluation information of the client (test subject), with the results of electroencephalograms, which are objective measurement methods, and analyzing the difference between the two, it has the effect of enabling a counselor (psychological counseling expert) to conduct counseling optimized for the client's psychological state.

[0035] In particular, the present invention has the advantage of enabling counseling tailored to the client's psychological state by identifying the difference between the client's perception / intention and the real psychology currently being exhibited by the client, by allowing the counselor to identify the client's actual psychological tendency (MBTI tendency) revealed by objective measurements and the results of psychological tests that the client self-evaluated. Brief explanation of the drawing

[0036] FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a psychological counseling system using psychological and electroencephalogram tests according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of an implementation of the psychological difference analysis unit of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram of matching subjective psychological tests and objective brainwave tests in the present invention, and FIGS. 4a and 4b are examples of the distribution graph of the electroencephalogram (EEG) results of psychological tests and the interpretation of the difference between the two in the present invention, and Figure 5 is an example of an electroencephalogram (EEG) testing device applied to the present invention. Specific details for implementing the invention

[0037] A psychological counseling system using psychological and brainwave tests according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the attached drawings.

[0038] The terms or words used in the present invention described below should not be interpreted as being limited to their ordinary or dictionary meanings, but should be interpreted in a meaning and concept consistent with the technical spirit of the present invention, based on the principle that the inventor can appropriately define the concept of the terms to best describe his invention.

[0039] Therefore, the embodiments described in this specification and the configurations illustrated in the drawings are merely preferred embodiments of the present invention and do not represent all technical concepts of the present invention; thus, it should be understood that various equivalents and modifications that can replace them may exist at the time of filing this application.

[0040] FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a psychological counseling system using psychological and brainwave tests according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and may include a psychological test unit (110), a brainwave test input unit (120), a psychological-brainwave matching unit (130), a psychological difference analysis unit (140), a database (DB) (150), and a psychological information provision unit (160).

[0041] The psychological testing unit (110) performs a subjective psychological test so that the client (meaning the person receiving counseling and the subject receiving the brainwave test) evaluates it themselves, and transmits the results of the subjective psychological test to the psychological-brainwave matching unit (130).

[0042] Here, psychological testing may use any one of the self-report tests that select one of two or more options, such as the MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory) (personality / psychopathology), MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) (personality type), TCI (Temperament and Character Inventory) (temperament / personality), Enneagram (personality type), and Career Test (Holland, Strong) (career type), or may use a combination of multiple testing methods.

[0043] In this invention, the MBTI, a personality type psychological test method, is used as an example of a psychological test implementation; however, it is not limited to this, and it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that it can be applied equally to any psychological test method.

[0044] The brainwave test input unit (120) receives objective brainwave test results measured through the client's brainwave test and transmits them to the psychological-brainwave matching unit (130).

[0045] This brainwave test input unit (120) may receive brainwave test results directly through communication with brainwave test equipment, or receive brainwave test results indirectly through a network. Alternatively, it is also possible to receive brainwave test results using an external storage device such as a USB.

[0046] The psychological-brainwave matching unit (130) plays the role of matching the subjective psychological test results of the psychological test unit (110) with the objective brainwave test results provided through the brainwave test input unit (120).

[0047] The above-mentioned psychological-brainwave matching unit (130) can match the results of the psychological test and brainwave test with the first personality type, which tests whether the personality is highly sociable and likes group activities (Type E) or avoids interpersonal relationships and is quiet and cautious (Type I); the second personality type, which tests whether the personality values ​​experience and the present (Type S) or is idealistic / future-oriented and has its own way (Type N); the third personality type, which tests whether the personality is objective, logical, and focuses on the truth (Type T) or values ​​interpersonal relationships and has an empathetic tendency (Type F); and the fourth personality type, which tests whether the personality is decisive and moves based on plans (Type J) or changes flexibly in situations, is free and spontaneous (Type P).

[0048] The psychological difference analysis unit (140) analyzes the psychological difference between the psychological test and the brainwave test using psychological difference analysis information stored in the database (150) based on the results matched by the psychological-brainwave matching unit (130).

[0049] This psychological difference analysis unit (140) can generate psychological analysis information by adding sleep and stress information extracted from brainwave test results to the psychological difference information.

[0050] Preferably, the psychological difference analysis unit (140) may include, as illustrated in FIG. 2, an item-specific psychological difference extraction unit (141) that extracts psychological differences for the first to fourth personality types, a psychological difference count extraction unit (142) that extracts the number of items where psychological differences occurred extracted by the psychological difference extraction unit (141), a sleep and stress information extraction unit (143) that extracts sleep and stress information from brainwave test results, and a psychological analysis information generation unit (144) that generates psychological analysis information by combining the number of items where psychological differences occurred extracted by the psychological difference count extraction unit (142) and the sleep and stress information extracted by the sleep and stress information extraction unit (143).

[0051] More preferably, the psychological analysis information generation unit (144) can be linked with a database (150) in which information for psychological difference analysis is stored, and can extract psychological state information according to psychological difference and add it to the psychological analysis information.

[0052] The psychological information provision unit (160) plays the role of providing psychological analysis information analyzed by the psychological difference analysis unit (140) to the counselor.

[0053] This psychological information providing unit (160) may be a display device such as a monitor, or a communication module that transmits psychological analysis information to a counselor terminal. In the present invention, a display device such as a monitor will be described as an example.

[0054] The operation of the psychological counseling system using psychological and electroencephalogram tests according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention configured as described above is specifically explained as follows.

[0055] First, a client who wishes to receive psychological counseling evaluates the psychological test items provided through the psychological test unit (110) and records the answers. For example, to determine the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) (personality / interpersonal relationships), the client answers a questionnaire consisting of items that have been previously verified by a psychologist or the like. Here, the questionnaire can be displayed on a display device such as a computer monitor, and the user can answer by checking (or selecting) the multiple-choice items using an input device such as a mouse or keyboard.

[0056] When a client inputs an answer to an MBTI question through this process, the psychological testing unit (110) automatically scores the client's answer by linking with the database (150) and automatically analyzes the first to fourth personality types based on the scoring results.

[0057] For example, regarding the first personality type, it determines whether the individual is highly sociable and enjoys group activities (Type E) or is quiet and cautious, seeking interpersonal relationships (Type I). Additionally, regarding the second personality type, it determines whether the individual values ​​experience and the present (Type S) or is idealistic / future-oriented with their own unique style (Type N). Furthermore, regarding the third personality type, it determines whether the individual is objective, logical, and focused on the truth (Type T) or has an empathetic tendency that values ​​the feelings of others (Type F). Finally, regarding the fourth personality type, it determines whether the individual is decisive and acts based on plans (Type J) or adapts fluidly to situations, is free-spirited, and spontaneous (Type P).

[0058] The psychological test results determined in this way are transmitted to the psychological-brainwave matching unit (130).

[0059] In this invention, by utilizing an automatic scoring and automatic type analysis method linked with a display device and a database, the time required from psychological testing to personality type determination can be significantly reduced.

[0060] The test result on the left side of Figure 3 is an example of the above psychological test (MBTI) result.

[0061] Since these existing psychological testing methods identify personality types based on the client's subjective evaluation, there are instances where the psychological state cannot be accurately assessed due to reasons such as the client not knowing themselves well, intentionally answering dishonestly (in interview situations or when trying to make a good impression), or failing to understand the content of the questions.

[0062] Therefore, the present invention adds objective tests to the subjective self-assessment results described above, enabling the counselor to accurately identify the client's actual psychological tendencies and conduct counseling tailored to the client's psychological state.

[0063] To this end, the client undergoes an electroencephalogram (EEG) test using an objective measurement method. While the person conducting the EEG test may be referred to as the subject, in this invention, the term "client" is considered to refer to both the person receiving psychological counseling and the person undergoing the EEG test.

[0064] The client performs a brainwave test according to a set manual using a brainwave test device such as Fig. 5. The brainwave test device of Fig. 5 is merely an example, and it will be obvious to a person of ordinary knowledge in the art that the present invention may use various brainwave test devices in addition to the brainwave test device as described above.

[0065] The test data obtained through electroencephalogram (EEG) devices includes Delta waves, Theta waves, Alpha waves, SMR, Beta waves, and Gamma waves, and the analysis of this data makes it possible to analyze brain function and mental state.

[0066] In particular, by combining and analyzing multiple detection waveforms as described above, it is possible to classify personality type analyses such as extraversion / introversion, sensing / intuition, thinking / feeling, and judging / perceiving tendencies, as well as detect data on sleep quality prediction and stress patterns, and represent the state according to each type numerically.

[0067] For example, the four bipolar indicators of the MBTI—Extroversion (E)-Introversion (I), Sensing (S)-Intuition (N), Thinking (T)-Feeling (F), and Judging (J)-Perceiving (P)—are mental states at opposite ends of the spectrum.

[0068] When brainwaves are measured according to these four bipolar indicators, different brainwave distributions appear. These brainwave pattern distributions are quantified (numericalized) by state (type) and utilized for analysis. Since the technique for quantifying brainwave measurement results by type is a well-known technique in the field of brainwave statistics and analysis, a detailed explanation thereof will be omitted. Additionally, the characteristics of the brainwave results for each of the four bipolar indicators of MBTI are analyzed using machine learning methods.

[0069] The present invention can be understood as adopting and utilizing brainwave analysis obtained through such brainwave measurement.

[0070] The brainwave test results are objective test results, and these brainwave test results are transmitted to the psycho-brainwave matching unit (130) through the brainwave test input unit (120).

[0071] That is, the brainwave test results are received directly through communication with the brainwave test equipment, or indirectly through a network, and transmitted to the psychological-brainwave matching unit (130).

[0072] The above-mentioned psychological-brainwave matching unit (130) matches the subjective psychological test results of the above-mentioned psychological test unit (110) with the objective brainwave test results provided through the above-mentioned brainwave test input unit (120).

[0073] The right diagram of Fig. 3 and Fig. 4a are examples of matching subjective psychological test results evaluated by the client with objective test results, specifically electroencephalogram (EEG) results.

[0074] Looking at the diagram on the right in Figure 3, the client was found to be an introvert (I), sensing (S), feeling (F), and judging (J) type based on the results of the psychological test (MBTI), but the results of the brainwave test showed that he was an introvert (I), sensing (S), thinking (T), and judging (J) type.

[0075] In addition, regarding sleep problems, the figure is 53 out of 50 points, indicating a good condition, but the stress figure is 74 out of 50 points, which can be predicted to be a dangerous condition.

[0076] Thus, the results of the psychological test, which is a subjective evaluation test, and the brainwave test, which is an objective test, are matched, and the matched result data is provided to the psychological difference analysis unit (140).

[0077] The above psychological difference analysis unit (140) analyzes the psychological difference between the psychological test and the brainwave test using psychological difference analysis information stored in the database (150), based on the results matched by the above psychological-brainwave matching unit (130). Here, the psychological difference analysis information is information for analyzing the difference when the results of the psychological test and the brainwave test are different. Results such as papers, advice, and opinions from psychologists, psychotherapists, doctors, etc., can be collected as big data and analyzed to provide objective analysis information.

[0078] The above psychological difference analysis unit (140) generates psychological difference state information by adding sleep and stress information extracted from brainwave test results to the psychological difference information.

[0079] For example, the item-specific psychological difference extraction unit (141) of the above-mentioned psychological difference analysis unit (140) extracts psychological differences that cause differences between the psychological test results and the brainwave test results (hereinafter abbreviated as "psychological differences") for the first to fourth personality types.

[0080] The psychological difference number extraction unit (142) extracts the number of items where psychological differences occurred extracted from the psychological difference extraction unit (141). Looking at FIG. 3, it can be seen that psychological differences occur in the third personality type (T / F).

[0081] In addition, the sleep and stress information extraction unit (143) extracts sleep and stress information from the brainwave test results provided through the brainwave test input unit (120) and provides it to the psychological analysis information generation unit (144).

[0082] The above psychological analysis information generation unit (144) generates psychological analysis information by combining the number of items where psychological differences occurred extracted by the psychological difference number extraction unit (142), the sleep and stress information extracted by the sleep and stress information extraction unit (143), and the psychological state information obtained by analyzing the information where psychological differences occurred in conjunction with a database, and transmits this to the psychological information provision unit (160).

[0083] That is, the above psychological analysis information generation unit (144) generates the psychological analysis information by linking with a database (150) in which information for psychological difference analysis is stored, as shown in FIG. 4b, and extracting psychological state information according to psychological difference.

[0084] Here, the greater the psychological differences as described above, the higher the probability that the client will experience difficulties in reality.

[0085] For example, if a person who tested as an extrovert (E) in the MBTI shows brainwave patterns similar to those of an introvert (I) in an EEG test, this indicates a case where an naturally extroverted person lives in an introverted manner; in a positive scenario, this can be interpreted as a calm and composed psychological state, while in a negative scenario, it can be interpreted as a currently intimidated appearance.

[0086] In addition, if a person who tested as a Sensing (S) type in the MBTI test shows brainwave patterns similar to those of an Intuitive (N) type, in a positive case, it can be said that the person, who was originally meticulous, is living a cool life, and in a negative case, psychological state information can be extracted that the person is in a state of helplessness regarding reality.

[0087] Furthermore, if a person identified as a Thinking (T) type in the MBTI test exhibits brainwave patterns characteristic of Feeling (F) types, psychological state information can be extracted: in a positive case, it indicates that an inherently rational person is paying close attention to relationships (empathy); in a negative case, it suggests a weakened sense of direction in pursuing goals.

[0088] Furthermore, if a person who tested as a Judging (J) type in the MBTI exhibits brainwave patterns similar to those of Perceiving (P) types in an EEG test, it is possible to extract psychological state information indicating an attitude of seeking rest and recharging in positive cases, and an irresponsible attitude in negative cases.

[0089] The psychological state information extracted in this way, psychological difference information, sleep information, and stress information are combined to generate psychological analysis information, and this is transmitted to the psychological information providing unit (160).

[0090] The above psychological information providing unit (160) provides the psychological analysis information analyzed by the above psychological difference analysis unit (140) to the counselor, so that the counselor can conduct counseling that is appropriate for the client's psychological state.

[0091] Here, if the psychological information providing unit (160) is a display device such as a monitor, it displays psychological analysis information on the screen, and if it is a communication module, it transmits psychological analysis information to a counselor terminal so that the counselor can check the psychological analysis information in real time through the counselor terminal.

[0092] As such, the present invention matches objective results obtained through brainwave testing with subjective self-assessment results obtained through psychological testing, thereby enabling a counselor to accurately identify the client's actual psychological tendencies and facilitate the provision of counseling tailored to the client's psychological state.

[0093] Although the invention made by the inventors has been specifically described according to the above embodiments, it is obvious to those skilled in the art that the invention is not limited to the above embodiments and can be modified in various ways without departing from the gist thereof. Explanation of the symbols

[0094] 110: Psychological Testing Department 120: EEG input section 130: Psycho-Brainwave Matching Unit 140: Psychological Difference Analysis Department 141: Item-specific psychological difference extraction section 142: Psychological Difference Count Extraction Unit 143: Sleep and Stress Information Extraction Unit 144: Psychological Analysis Information Generation Unit 150: Database (DB) 160: Psychological Information Provision Department

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Claim 1 A psychological test unit that performs a subjective psychological test for the client to self-evaluate and outputs the results of the subjective psychological test; an electroencephalogram (EEG) test input unit that receives objective EEG results measured through the client's EEG test; a psychological-EEG matching unit that matches the subjective psychological test results of the psychological test unit with the objective EEG results provided through the EEG test input unit; and a psychological difference analysis unit that analyzes the psychological difference between the psychological test and the EEG test using psychological difference analysis information stored in a database based on the results matched by the psychological-EEG matching unit. A psychological counseling system using psychological tests and brainwave tests, comprising a psychological information provision unit that provides psychological analysis information analyzed by the psychological difference analysis unit to a counselor, wherein the psychological-brainwave matching unit matches the results of psychological tests and brainwave tests with respect to a first personality type that tests whether a person is highly sociable and enjoys group activities or avoids interpersonal relationships and is quiet and cautious; a second personality type that tests whether a person values ​​experience and the present or is ideal / future-oriented; a third personality type that tests whether a person is objective, logical, and focuses on the truth or values ​​the feelings of others and has an empathetic tendency; and a fourth personality type that tests whether a person is decisive and acts based on plans or changes flexibly in situations, free, and spontaneous. The psychological difference analysis unit extracts psychological state information according to psychological differences by linking with the database and adds it to the psychological analysis information, wherein the psychological state information includes psychological state information in positive cases and psychological state information in negative cases regarding the personality type in which the psychological difference occurred. Claim 2 delete Claim 3 delete Claim 4 A psychological counseling system using psychological testing and electroencephalogram (EEG) testing, wherein, in claim 1, the psychological difference analysis unit generates psychological analysis information by adding sleep and stress information extracted from EEG test results to psychological difference information. Claim 5 A psychological counseling system using a psychological test and an electroencephalogram (EEG) test, wherein, in claim 1, the psychological difference analysis unit comprises: an item-specific psychological difference extraction unit that extracts psychological differences for first to fourth personality types; a psychological difference count extraction unit that extracts the number of items in which psychological differences occurred extracted by the item-specific psychological difference extraction unit; a sleep and stress information extraction unit that extracts sleep and stress information from the results of an EEG test; and a psychological analysis information generation unit that generates psychological analysis information by combining the number of items in which psychological differences occurred extracted by the psychological difference count extraction unit with the sleep and stress information extracted by the sleep and stress information extraction unit. Claim 6 delete

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