1st Edition
Personality Structure and Measurement
Editors’ introduction Part One: Nature and History of Human Typology H.J. Eysenck 1 Classification in science 2 Principles of numerical taxonomy 3 Historical development of human typology 4 The beginning of the modern period 5 Correlational studies of personality 6 Factor-analytic studies of personality 7 The biological basis of personality 8 The origin and construction of the M.P.I. 9 Research findings with the M.P.I. 10 The validity of the M.P.I. – negative validity 11 The validity of the M.P.I. – positive validity Part Two: Trait and Type Factors 12 S.B.G. Eysenck and H.J. Eysenck The dual nature of extraversion 13 H.J. Eysenck and S.B.G. Eysenck The unitary nature of extraversion 14 H.J. Eysenck, A. Hendrickson and S.B.G. Eysenck The orthogonality of personality structure 15 M.I. Soueif, H.J. Eysenck and P.O. White A joint factorial study of the Guilford, Cattell and Eysenck scales 16 P.O. White, M.I. Soueif and H.J. Eysenck Factors in the Eysenck Personality Inventory 17 H.J. Eysenck, P.O. White and M.I. Soueif Factors in the Cattell Personality Inventory 18 H.J. Eysenck, P.O. White and M.I. Soueif Factors in the Guilford Personality Inventory 19 P.O. White, H.J. Eysenck and M.I. Soueif Combined analysis of Cattell, Eysenck and Guilford factors Part Three: Personality in Children 20 S.Rachman Extraversion and neuroticism in childhood 21 S.B.G. Eysenck Personality dimensions in children 22 S.B.G. Eysenck Personality in subnormal subjects Epilogue Appendix Bibliography and author index Subject index
Biography
Hans J. Eysenck, Sybil B.G. Eysenck
‘Gives us a penetrating discussion of the history of the concepts of personality with which he deals then goes on to describe the beginnings of his own research work in relation to the development of self-rating, questionnaire measures of neuroticism and extraversion. There are many good things in this review of the literature... This is a hopeful and forward-looking book which can repay careful study.’
Peter Broadhurst, New Scientist (1969)
