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| Eysenck's Structure of Personality |
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| broke down all personality trait into 3 dimension |
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| genetic basis, no room for change |
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| Extraversion-Introverson, Neuroticism, Psychoticism |
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| 3 Dimensions of Personality Theory |
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| High Extraversion/Introversion |
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| more impulsive, uninhibited, like to be around friends, consistent over time |
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| Low Extraversion/Introversion |
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| more quiet, reserved, want to be alone, have few friends |
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| deals with emotional stability |
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| moody, irritable, anxious, tend to respond emotionally |
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| measures if someone is eccentric, odd, lack empathy, not concerned about others, axe murderers, alternative reality, cold |
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| normal, care about others more |
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| Specific response, Habitual Response, Trait, Supertrait |
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| friend invites you to a party and you go or don't go |
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| Specific behavior in specific situations |
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| asked to go to a party and you usually say yes, habit |
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| finding the trait of your behavior in the situation |
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| all the traits combined, asked to go to the party and you always go |
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