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psychology of smoking cigarettes The cigarette test (1959) Hans Eysenck explored the link between personality and smoking. it found that smokers were more likely to be extroverted or neurotic, with extroverts seeking stimulation and neurotics Cigarette Psychology (1959): What Your

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