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Eysenck's Theory

Can someone please tell me what Eysenck's theory was in terms of Extraversion and Neuroticism. Thankyou.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eysenck_Personality_Questionnaire

Wiki really is awsome. I don't know why it has a bad name

Reply 2

ScramblingtoSun

CrazyBeautiful

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eysenck_Personality_Questionnaire

Wiki really is awsome. I don't know why it has a bad name

Agreed, it even has a picture of him in his cute grandfater glasses :awesome:

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CrazyBeautiful

He does look pretty awesome :yep:

Reply 4

CrazyBeautiful

There's not so much a connection- just some people can be either stable extroverts or introverts, or a mixture: extrovert/neurotic (unstable), or introvert/neurotic (unstable). You're one thing or the other, there is no tendancy to be anything particular. High E and N are less socailised however, and a more likely to be offenders. This tendancy has been found in criminals, too. Introverts are more likely to be easily conditioned, on the other hand

High N and High E = Choleric type - this is extrovert + neurotic
High N and Low E = Melancholic type
Low N and High E = Sanguine type
Low N and Low E = Phlegmatic type

If you go back to the link you will see the traits each have.

Reply 5

CrazyBeautiful

What is this for? Coursework? I don't really know what to say because I just studied his Questionnaire, so it's just about personality traits, and anybody can be anything depending on their individual personality.

Sorry :o: