Eysenck’s Personality Theory Explained: The Biological Basis of Human Behaviour
For decades, psychologists dominated the field with environmental theories that saw the human mind as a blank slate. Hans J. Eysenck, however, questioned this logic and argued that personality stems from biology and genetics (Eysenck, 1967). His Personality theory proposes that our patterns of behaviour are not learned habits at all, but represent the outward manifestations
