According to Eysenck's theory, an extrovert, if exposed to annoying external stimuli, would

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According to Eysenck's theory, extroverts have a lower baseline level of cortical arousal, which means they are generally less sensitive to stimulation and thus would be less bothered by annoying external stimuli compared to introverts, who have a higher baseline level of cortical arousal and are more sensitive to stimulation.

According to Eysenck's Theory, an Extrovert, If Exposed to Annoying