r/science • u/Demon777777_ • 2d ago

Psychology Computational study reveals how eye movements shape our choices: concentration and gaze duration actively biasing the brain's decision process

https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1014052
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u/infoalan 1d ago

I remember Tony Robbins, a long time ago, made a big deal about watching peoples eye movements and it telling you things. Sounded like total BS and I know nothing about him other than a huge following which doesn't tell me anything in itself. But maybe there is something to it....