New Study: Size of pupillas, IQ indicator

Eye feathers respond not only to light but also to feelings. Their size is according to students and intelligence indicators.

Many things can be understood by the eye pupilettes, for the pupillas not only widen out or narrow down according to the amount of light but also differ according to our emotional state.

Pupilas expand, for example. Not only when it is dark but also when we are extremely excited or stressed, when we feel disgust or fear.

Researchers at Georgia's Institute of Technology have now found that there is also a conglomeration between the size of pupillas and the degree of human intelligence <x0.

They conducted an experiment of 500 people between the ages of 18 and 35. The result: The larger the pupillas, the better the people did on different intelligence tests.