According to Eysenck's categorization a melancholic person would be considered:
A) extraverted and low in neuroticism.
B) extraverted and high in neuroticism.
C) introverted and high in neuroticism.
D) introverted and low in neuroticism.

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Eysenck's personality theory categorizes individuals based on two dimensions: extraversion-introversion and stability-neuroticism. A melancholic person, characterized by a tendency towards sadness and pessimism, would be considered introverted (preferring solitary activities over social interaction) and high in neuroticism (prone to emotional instability and anxiety).

According to Eysenck's Categorization a Melancholic Person Would Be Considered