Abstract
The study investigated whether a depressed mood induction procedure (MIP), by increasing accessibility of negative self-related information and by negatively biasing judgement, would elevate Neuroticism scores on the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire. Depressed MIP did not alter Neuroticism, Extraversion or Lie scale scores. There was a tendency for the depressed MIP to raise Psychoticism scores.
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