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Which constellation of personality traits would an individual with an eating disorder have who is overcontrolled/constrictive?

▸ high extraversion, high agreeableness, high neuroticism

▸ low agreeableness, low conscientiousness, high openness to experience

▸ high neuroticism, high conscientiousness, low openness to experience

▸ low openness to experience, high agreeableness, low conscientiousness

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Personality Psychology: Understanding Yourself and Others

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Authors: Twenge, Campbell

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