Answer:
b. under-aroused; reticular activating system
Step-by-step explanation:
Hans Jurgen Eysenck was a German-British psychologist and was famous for his works on intelligence and personality. He proposed that the extraversion/introversion dimension of personality is related to activation in the brain.
He explained that relative to their optimal level of arousal, extraverts tend to be chronically under-aroused, which is related to activity in the reticular activating system.