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londonang

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Lewis generally comes across as a quick-tempered individual. His anger is easily triggered by trivial situations. According to Eysenck's personality dimensions, which of the following is true of Lewis?
 
  A) He is extraverted and stable.
  B) He is introverted and unstable.
  C) He is extraverted and unstable.
  D) He is introverted and stable.

Question 2

You are developing an intelligence test based on Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences. You focus on aspects of intelligence not measured well by traditional IQ tests. Therefore, you will likely ignore ____.
 
  a. musical intelligence
  b. body-kinesthetic intelligence
  c. logical-mathematical intelligence
  d. knowledge and understanding of oneself and one's relations to others



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
c



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