“…It was dominated by a full-scale reproduction of the laboratory that was set up after retirement by the late Hans Eysenck to continue his research on intelligence, personality, fatal diseases and the causes and effects of smoking (Bunn, 2001). Serious criticisms of this work were published during the 1990s (Amelang, 1991, 1993, 1997; Amelang et al, 1996; Amelang and Schmidt-Rathjens, 1992; Cooper and Faragher, 1991; Derogatis, 1991; Fox, 1991, 1995; Kiecolt-Glaser and Chee, 1991; Lee, 1991; Levy, 1991; Pelosi and Appleby, 1992, 1993; Schuler and Fox, 1991; Spiegel, 1991; Suinn, 1991; Temoshok, 1991; Van Der Ploeg, 1991, 1992; Van Der Ploeg and Kleijn, 1993; Van Der Ploeg and Vetter, 1993; Vetter, 1993), but were never investigated by any appropriate authority. I hope to demonstrate in this review how the continued influence of this research mocks not only medicine and psychology but also science in general.…”