I've heard about tangible interfaces for that but can't recall exactly where. Basically users had a foam ball that they squeezed according to their frustration level. The harder they squeezed, the more frustrated they were. This worked well because it only involves the limbic part of the brain. Since users don't have to translate it into language (number scale or adjectives) the results are more accurate.
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