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Seven pupillometry techniques to assess mental workload: A tutorial
BACKGROUND: Pupillometry is a promising nonobtrusive and noninvasive psychophysiological approach for studying mental workload, but pupil diameter is strongly affected by luminance, accommodation, and signal noise. These properties make method selection a central issue in experimental research. AIM:
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