Tell-Tale Eye Reveals Pupillometrics In Emotional Reads
New York AP reports Dr. Eckhard Hessop of the University of Chicago’s Behavioral Sciences Department frames pupillometrics as a measure of emotion via pupil size. He traces the method to 15 years of work and notes potential uses in marketing planning rehabilitation and therapy while warning of privacy risks and possible abuse as a lie detector. The Tell-Tale Eye, Hessop’s book, surveys his research and its reception since a 1965 Science publication.