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lunatika

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According to Eysenck, people high in neuroticism have:
 
  a. higher thresholds for activity in the visceral brain
  b. greater responsiveness of the sympathetic nervous system
  c. lower responsiveness of the sympathetic nervous system
  d. lower reactivity to mild forms of stimulation

Question 2

Eysenck locates the seat of neuroticism in the:
 
  a. pituitary gland
  b. visceral brain
  c. muscle synapse
  d. adrenal gland



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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