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Compared to a mentally healthy person, a person with schizoid personality disorder typically displays __________.

▸ higher neuroticism, higher conscientiousness, and higher agreeableness

▸ higher extraversion, lower conscientiousness, and higher agreeableness

▸ lower neuroticism, higher openness to experience, and higher extraversion

▸ lower extraversion, lower agreeableness, and lower openness to experience

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Personality Psychology: Understanding Yourself and Others

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Authors: Twenge, Campbell

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