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Imagine that the personality traits of openness and extraversion are positively correlated. Andrea just took two tests that measure openness and extraversion, respectively. If Andrea's score in openness is extremely low, what would you predict about her extraversion score?

◦ She would most likely score at the low end of the extraversion scale.
◦ It is impossible to predict how she is likely to score on the extraversion scale without more information.
◦ Her extraversion score would be corrected based on her openness score.
◦ She would most likely score around the mean of the extraversion scale.
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