Eysenck's two-factor theory of personality was a model involving
A)surface and source traits.
B)central and secondary traits.
C)the presence or absence of dark triad traits.
D)introversion-extroversion and emotional stability-instability.

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Eysenck's two-factor theory of personality posits that personality can be understood through two broad dimensions: introversion-extroversion and emotional stability-instability (neuroticism).

Eysenck's Two-Factor Theory of Personality Was a Model Involving