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The slightest movement of an eye or dilation of the pupil can reveal the thought processes of a person’s brain – even an infant’s. Researchers across UCLA are using eye-tracking technology to track eye positions and eye movement.

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Eye-tracking tech peers into future of psychology, privacy concerns

By Emi Nakahara, Stephen Liu

Nov. 8, 2016 9:08 p.m.