Richard Feinberg, Latency of Pupillary Reflex to Light Stimulation and Its Relationship to Aging (1965)
“ Moreover, if we compare the means for the extremes in the ages studied, namely, those under twenty-one and those over fifty years of age, we find that the older group definitely has a longer pupillary latency (0.273 sec.) than the younger group (0.238 sec.) . Comparing the means of these two groups, a highly significantt value of 3.92 was found with 34 degrees of freedom. The probability that the two populations would have the same mean would be less than 1 in 1000. If we compare the original pupil size and aging, we find that with aging, the pupil diameter decreases. ”
