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Fig 1.

Schematic illustration of a pupil light reflex after the presentation of a flash light.

BPD: baseline pupil diameter; MCV: maximum constriction velocity; ACA: absolute constriction amplitude; RCA: relative constriction amplitude; T75: time to reach 75% of initial resting diameter during pupillary re-dilation; DV1: Dilation velocity at 1s after Maximum constriction; PNS: contribution of parasympathetic nervous system; SNS: contribution of the sympathetic nervous system.

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Fig 2.

Baseline-corrected average PLRs of the SCREEN and LED conditions.

Shaded area represents standard deviation.

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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for the pupil light reflex parameters for the LED and SCREEN conditions.

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Table 2.

PLR parameter correlations coefficients within LED and SCREEN condition.

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Table 3.

Rotated factor loadings (varimax normalized) for each of PLR parameters (LED and SCREEN) along with their groupings within the two emergent factors.

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Table 4.

ICCs (single-measure) of the split-half test-retest reliability analysis (within each condition).

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Table 5.

Pearson correlation coefficients between the parameters of the PLRs evoked by the SCREEN and LED conditions.

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Fig 3.

Scatter plot of NfR score against ACA (mm) from the SCREEN condition.

Solid line represents the line of best fit; dashed line represents the 95% confident interval.

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Table 6.

Spearman correlation coefficients between NfR score and PLR parameters.

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