Are there limitations to eye tracking in therapy?

What are the limitations of using eye tracking in therapy?

Eye tracking in therapy can be limited by factors like technology accessibility, individual differences in eye movement, and the need for trained professionals.

Can eye tracking be used for all types of therapy?

Not necessarily. Eye tracking is more effective in certain therapies, like cognitive behavioral therapy, but may not suit all therapeutic approaches.

How accurate is eye tracking technology?

The accuracy of eye tracking technology varies, but advancements have improved precision. However, environmental factors can still affect results.

Are there ethical concerns with eye tracking in therapy?

Yes, ethical concerns include privacy issues, informed consent, and the potential for misinterpretation of data.

What future developments can we expect in eye tracking technology for therapy?

Future developments may include enhanced accuracy, integration with virtual reality, and broader applications in various therapeutic settings.