Personality: “Big 5” Traits (Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism)

Personality & Psychology: The “Big 5” Traits (Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism)
The Five-Factor Model (or the “Big 5”) of Personality is a model that was derived by several groups of psychologists from around the world. This model has demonstrated 5 overarching personality factors or traits that can define a person’s temperament. In this lesson, we discuss these personality traits, along with some of the underlying neurotransmitter systems and genetic involved, how individuals act according to their personality traits and how these traits may change throughout life.
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[@aleynab8583]

I scored 87.5 on openness, agreableness & Extraversion, 21 on conscientiousness and 12 on neuroticism

[@openyourmindtomedicine]

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[@angelwings1092]

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[@prabeshshrestha9682]

thanks man, well explained. Had to do assignment on this. made it very easy to understand

[@mystrength5640]

Very Interesting, Thank you! Jenny

[@makaylalee1436]

Very informative. Thank you

[@g.i.d_ftwg.i.d_ftw3205]

Can you change where you are on the diffrent spectrums?

[@rameezchaudhary5599]

Bang on

[@jennyparra1542]

Trait Theory Gordon Allport

[@Sammy-zb3jz]

What if I have 3 personalities together?

[@yuvrajoberoi7834]

I want to learn more of this. Like a course or maybe a degree. What is it part of or called?

[@konitrix3166]

I learned about it in introductory psychology

[@drasiella]

Why did you have to call me out like that

[@schechter01]

High level of neuroticism is not a good trait to have...

[@markoseries]

Dont make me more upset than I already am

[@haiderissa163]

​​@@markoseries
I think we tend to exaggerate this trait within ourselves, which is that we are less anxious than we imagine compared to people who are more anxious.
In addition, there are some factors that influence our actual evaluation, such as suffering from chronic pain or having had recent negative experiences, etc

[@user-dt3hk7fu8w]

But if it exists, it means in some instances it's good. Imagine a very dangerous situation that looks normal. A very stable personality may be more sought out but there's a reason most people are neither :if you're very stable you can't sense hype or dangers.

[@user-dt3hk7fu8w]

​@@haiderissa163I don't think so. Every personality trait is on a bell curve. That means most people are neither x or y but there's some individuals when you interact with them and think woah that's a freak (being at either extreme).

[@user-dt3hk7fu8w]

I'm a freak too, there's nothing wrong: 100% open, 75% nevrotic, 80% conscientious, 30% extroversion, 60% agreeable

[@williamloree905]

I just don’t get the big five - I am not an extrovert - I have always been an introvert. I like people but people drain me-

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