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1		Eysenck was a native of Germany, he live most of life in .


2		Eysenck used analysis to identify personality variables.


3		Factor analysis is based on coefficients.


4		Introversion versus extraversion would be a trait.


5		Eysenck advocated a -level hierarchy of behavior organization.


6		Several habitual responses form a .


7		Several interrelated traits form a .


8		Eysenck believed that differences in arousal is primarily responsible for differences in the behavior of extraverts and introverts.


9		In Eysenck's theory, psychoticism is on one pole and on the other.


10		Eysenck's N factor stands for .


11		Eysenck insisted that personality has a basis.


12		The model assumes that some people are more vulnerable to disease than other people.


13		The Big Five began as a ; that is, a classification system.


14		Like Eysenck, Costa and McCrae's first two factors were neuroticism and .


15		Costa and McCrae's A factor represents


16		Characteristic adaptations are among the components of personality.


17		Everything a person does across the lifespan is an objective .


18		According to Eysenck, extraverts have a threshold of arousal than to introverts.


19		Research suggests that the traits of the Big-Five are over time and consistent across cultures.


20		According to McCrae and Costa, personality traits are fairly consistent after the age of .