Psychology & Your Eyes

​​Find out why the theory of eye movement and lying isn’t reliable. Plus, learn the best ways to determine if someone is lying to you.

Learn why eye contact is important for communication, how our brains respond to it, and why avoiding eye contact is fairly common.

Eye tracking technology is used to measure eye movement and pupil size, revealing gaze points and visual interest. Learn how eye trackers work.

Research has found that certain eye behaviors are more common in psychopaths. Learn what could be considered “psychopath eyes.”

Eye symbols have depicted good or evil. Discover the symbolism of eyes across cultures, from the Eye of Providence to the Jewish evil eye.

An in-depth, resource-packed guide for dealing with sensory overload if you have low vision.

Identify the different meanings of a wink, including how it can be interpreted in online communication or in different cultures.

Ommetaphobia is the fear of eyes. Even thinking about eyes can induce anxiety. Read to learn more about ommetaphobia and how to treat it.

Find out what an eye roll really means, how it can be perceived by others and what cultural implications the gesture may have.

When you lose one of your senses, such as hearing or eyesight, your brain adapts and rewires to strengthen the remaining senses.