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Imagine that the personality traits of conscientiousness and extraversion are negatively correlated. Vladimir's scores fit the typical pattern. If Vladimir's score in conscientiousness is extremely low, how would he score on extraversion?

▸ He would probably score close to the median on the extraversion scale.

▸ He would most likely score at the low end of the extraversion scale.

▸ It is impossible to predict how he is likely to score on the extraversion scale without more information.

▸ He would most likely score at the high end of the extraversion scale.

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