Someone who is easily distracted from completing a task or regularly abandons tasks in progress may be exhibiting
A) low conscientiousness and/or a perceiving Jungian preference.
B) low emotional stability.
C) high self-monitoring.
D) None of the above.

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Low conscientiousness is associated with a tendency to be disorganized, careless, and easily distracted from tasks. The perceiving preference in Jungian typology suggests a flexible, spontaneous approach to life, as opposed to a planned, organized approach, which can also lead to difficulties in completing tasks.

Someone Who Is Easily Distracted from Completing a Task or Regularly