<![CDATA[Mental health, particularly anxiety disorders, has become a global concern due to the rising prevalence of mental health issues worldwide. Anxiety significantly affects individuals' quality of life and productivity, making it essential to accurately analyze and detect its symptoms. This study aims to apply the decision tree method for sentiment analysis of anxiety in texts collected from various sources such as mental health forums and social media. The decision tree method was chosen for its simplicity and effectiveness in classifying data based on identified patterns. Orange software was utilized to build the classification model due to its user-friendly interface and visualization capabilities. The results indicate that the decision tree model was able to effectively identify anxiety patterns in the texts, contributing to a better understanding of sentiment analysis in the mental health context. This study also introduces a more accessible approach for practitioners and researchers in this field.]]>
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