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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TedG954" data-source="post: 271970" data-attributes="member: 9701">I was once interviewed by a psychologist for about 3 hours. It was for a high-stress job position requiring a proper psychological values .  The interview required me to sit in a dark room and stare at a light (similar to the type a doctor uses to check your ears) held by the PHD about 3 feet away.  The light enabled him to see the back of my eyes through the retinas. The back of your eyes will actually change colors according to your mood, reactions, and stress levels. It allowed the PHD to ask more involved in-depth questions than the plain yes/no used with a polygraph. It was pretty interesting and my interview was actually written up in a medical journal.  And, I got the job.</blockquote>