Fozzie and Waldorf have been friends for a long time. While they've always had some things in common, there is also lots that is different about them. One of those differences is how sociable they tend to be. Fozzie is always looking for things to do with other people, whereas Waldorf tends to prefer spending more time by himself. Fozzie would be considered high on extraversion. If we wanted to more fully characterize these two individuals according to Eysenck's original theory designed to explain personality, in addition to extraversion, what would we need to measure?
A) stability
B) introversion
C) openness
D) neuroticism
E) compassion
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