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. A third dimension of personality, which forms emotional stability or instability, he labeled ___________.

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Eysenck added emotional stability or instability as a third dimension of personality, which he labeled neuroticism. The other two dimensions are introversion and extroversion. The option D, psychoticism, is also a dimension proposed by Eysenck, but it is not related to emotional stability or instability.

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