Drawing on Carl Jung's ideas of introversion and extroversion and Pavlov's learning theory, Hans Eysenck claimed to show that human personalities are made up of clusters of traits. One cluster produces an outward-focused, cheerful, expressive temperament that he called ___________.

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Eysenck's cluster that produces an outward-focused, cheerful, expressive temperament is his concept of extroversion. The other options, introversion, neuroticism, and psychoticism, do not describe this specific cluster of traits.

Drawing on Carl Jung's Ideas of Introversion and Extroversion and Pavlov's