According to Eysenck's Theory, the Four Basic Personality Types Are

question 149

Multiple Choice

According to Eysenck's theory, the four basic personality types are:

• A) psychotic-extraverted; psychotic-introverted; psychotic-stable; and psychotic-unstable.
• B) extraverted-neurotic; extraverted-stable; introverted-neurotic; and introverted-stable.
• C) extraverted-introverted; sensing-intuitive; thinking-feeling; and perceiving-judging.
• D) conscientious; agreeable; open to experience; and extraverted.

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