The Scientific Study of Personality - H.J. Eysenck - 1958

In "The Scientific Study of Personality," renowned psychologist H.J. Eysenck presents a groundbreaking approach to understanding human personality through rigorous scientific methods. This seminal work challenges traditional views and introduces Eysenck's influential dimensional model of personality. Eysenck meticulously explores the biological foundations of personality traits, drawing on extensive research in genetics, physiology, and experimental psychology. He presents compelling evidence for his theory of major dimensions of personality such as: extraversion-introversion, neuroticism-stability, and psychoticism. This book not only offers a comprehensive framework for personality assessment but also discusses the implications of personality research for fields such as clinical psychology, education, and criminology. Eysenck's clear writing style makes complex concepts accessible to both professionals and interested lay readers. "The Scientific Study of Personality" remains a cornerstone text in the field, essential reading for psychologists, researchers, and anyone fascinated by the scientific exploration of what makes us who we are. - The Scientific Study of Personality - H. J. Eysenck Published 1958 (2nd impression), Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd, London Hardcover. Approx. 6x9in. 320pp. Dustjacket has missing chunk, bottom edge and top of spine (see photos). Put into protective mylar. Otherwise in good condition./