Hans Eysenck's Two-Factor Model of Personality Is Unique Compared to Other

question 144

Multiple Choice

Hans Eysenck's two-factor model of personality is unique compared to other trait models in that it:

• A) postulates a possible biological basis for his traits.
• B) has been found to predict specific behaviours even better than more narrow trait measures.
• C) is the only model that includes extraversion and neuroticism.
• D) is derived from the use of both factor analysis and intuition.

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