Eysenck's typology has:
a. a strong physiological base, but one which unfortunately ignores environmental influences
b. a strong physiological base, but one which does not ignore environmental influences
c. a strong environmental base, but one which unfortunately ignores the role played by biology in the determination of behavior
d. a strong environmental base, but one which does not stress physiological influences
b
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