This experiment will test a subject’s face muscle activities, especially the muscle corresponding with smiling and frowning, while the subject is exposed to a series of pictures or sounds.
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Join BIOPAC and Argus Science for a personal look at new Eye Tracking technology for Mobile and Screen-Based Participants. Learn how to utilize ETAnalysis StimTrac combining different types of eye tracking functionality into one tool.
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