Julie,
So Tina showed me up did she? Well, let's review the facts. I presented some research results reported by Eyzenck. Tina "dusted off her notes" and told me that Eyzenck had some crazy theories and misused factor analysis. I pointed out that there were a lot of crazy theories back then. I also pointed out that he did not use factor analysis in his research, rather, he used it later when he developed a personality test. Tina came back and asked if I believed these crazy ideas. Obviously she has reading comprehension problems. After I pointed this out to her and I pointed out the fact that she has no clue what factor analysis is or how it it used, she gave me a wave goodbye, with no further comments. If you believe that to be some kind of victory for Tina, then you have reading problems as well.