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Luther is sociable and outgoing but also aggressive and lacking in self-control. Within Eysenck’s approach to personality, Luther would be characterized as high on _______.
(A) introversion and neuroticism.
(B) extraversion and neuroticism.
(C) neuroticism and psychoticism.
(D) extraversion and psychoticism.
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D. Extroversion and Psychoticism
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