- Eysenck identified 3 personality traits: extraversion, neuroticism, and psychoticism
- Individuals with high extraversion scores are outgoing, while those with high psychoticism scores are impulsive
- Eysenck's theory links criminal behavior to personality traits and the autonomic nervous system
- Critics argue that Eysenck's theory does not emphasize enough on nurture
- Eysenck's theory provides insight into the relationship between personality traits and criminal behavior, but further research is needed
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