Correlations between clinical status and psychological variables in 56 juvenile diabetics were studied. Intelligence was only partly associated with clinical status. Among personality variables extraversion proved to be correlated with insufficient clinical control. This result is significant, both from a theoretical and from a practical point of view. There were no correlations of parental personality and clinical control.
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