Abstract
It was hypothesized that extent and complexity of perceived autokinetic movement would be a significant function of individual differences in arousal seeking or the need for stimulation. Three scores-extension, rotation, and complexity-were derived from the auto kinesis protocols of 31 Ss. Individual differences in stimulation seeking were measured by the sensation-seeking scale. No significant relationships of stimulation seeking and autokinetic parameters were obtained.
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