In later research, Hans Eysenck developed a third dimension of personality that he labeled ____.

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Eysenck's third dimension of personality is labeled psychoticism, and refers to a tendency towards aggression, impulsivity, and anti-social behavior. The other options - neuroticism, introversion, and emotional stability - are dimensions of personality that Eysenck identified as part of his earlier work on personality.

In Later Research, Hans Eysenck Developed a Third Dimension of Personality