Abstract

Memorializes H. J. Eysenck, who, before his death, was the world's most cited psychologist. Eysenck wrote on topics ranging from animal behavior genetics to the psychology of political behavior and the possibilities of parapsychology. Eysenck is remembered for his measurement-based personality research, identification of personality dimensions, connection of personality to health, scientific approaches to therapy and to clinical psychology in general, contributions to human intelligence, and popularization of psychology.