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Roger is an extroverted showman, sensitive to rewards, and motivated to obtain exciting and sometimes dangerous video footage of his encounters with crocodiles. He does not worry about whether he might embarrass himself or get injured in front of his television viewers. Roger appears to have a sensitive ____.
 
  a. introversion-neuroticism dimension
  b. emotionality-stability dimension
  c. behavioral approach system
  d. flight or freeze system

Question 2

After learning about personality in school, Becky comes home and tells her sister, Darlene, that she is introverted because her brain is relatively insensitive to rewards but highly sensitive to punishment. Darlene does not seem impressed by her sister's knowledge of ____ theory of personality.
 
  a. the five-factor
  b. the object relations
  c. Eysenck's biological trait
  d. Gray's reinforcement sensitivity



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
d



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