According to Hans Eysenck, a person who is high on the ________ dimension of personality would have a greater proclivity toward developing fears than an individual who was low on that same dimension.
A) psychoticism
B) neuroticism
C) phobicism
D) extraversion

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Hans Eysenck's theory of personality includes three dimensions: extraversion/introversion, neuroticism/emotional stability, and psychoticism. Neuroticism refers to the tendency to experience negative emotions such as anxiety, fear, and sadness. Therefore, a person high on the neuroticism dimension would have a greater proclivity toward developing fears than an individual who was low on that same dimension.

According to Hans Eysenck, a Person Who Is High on the ________