After reading Chapter 14, you should be able to:

1. Explain the basics of factor analytic procedures.
2. Describe Eysenck's approach to the measurement of personality.
3. Name and explain Eysenck's criteria for identifying factors.
4. Name and describe Eysenck's three general types, or superfactors.
5. Describe how Eysenck's three superfactors relate to and predict behavior.
6. List and describe the three bipolar dimensions of Eysenck's type theory.
7. Explain how Eysenck's theory of personality relates to disease.
8. Briefly define the characteristics of someone who is high on extraversion or high on introversion.
9. Describe the three basic dimensions of Eysenck's type theory and his view of how biology can influence personality.