a self-report personality test for use with adolescents and adults. It originally comprised 57 yes–no questions designed to measure two of
Eysenck’s dimensions—extraversion and neuroticism—and included a Lie scale intended to detect response distortion. The EPI was revised and expanded following its initial publication in 1963 to become the
Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (
EPQ), the most recent version of which (the
EPQ–R) includes 90 questions and measures the additional personality dimension of psychoticism. [Hans Eysenck and British psychologist Sybil B. G. Eysenck]