Quantifying Emotional Arousal through Pupillary Response: A Novel Approach for Isolating the Luminosity Effect and Predicting Affective States

Zeel Pansara

Gabriele Navyte

Tatiana Freitas Mendes

Camila Bottger

Edoardo Franco

Luca Citi

Erik S. Jacobi

Giulia L. Poerio

Helge Gillmeister

Caterina Cinel

Vito De Feo

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