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Patients with Meniere's disease as well as two control groups (non-Meniere peripheral vertigo and chronic otitis media) were tested with a Japanese version of the Maudsley Personality Inventory (MPI).<BR>Patients with Meniere's disease showed significantly lower L (lying) scores of the MPI than each control group, and higher E (extraversion-introversion) scores than with chronic otitis media.<BR>There was no significant difference of N (neuroticism) scores between patients with Meniere's disease and each control group.<BR>The scores of each group were compared with reported data on normal Japanese adults. Patients with Meniere's disease had significantly lower L scores and those with chronic otitis media had significantly lower E scores than normal Japanese adults.<BR>The tendency of low L scores of patients with Meniere's disease was found to have no significant relation to the patients' age, degree of hearing loss or duration of the disease.
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