When Using Eysenck's Extraversion-Stability Model, If You Know That Someone

question 116

Multiple Choice

When using Eysenck's Extraversion-Stability model, if you know that someone scores high on the extraversion scale, this tells you

• A) nothing about their stability score.
• B) that they will score low on the stability score.
• C) that they are moody and anxious.
• D) that they will also score high on the stability score.
• E) that they are passive and quiet.

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