Five Factor Model "OCEAN" Openness -> Appreciation of new experiences (Routine Vs Spontanious) -> Bulimia Conscientiousness -> Tendency to exhibit self-discipline (Impulsive Vs Disciplin/Careful) -> Dietary Habit Extra Version -> Engaging in the external world (Reserved Vs Social) -> Burnout Agreableness -> Concern for social harmony (Uncooperative/suspicious Vs Trusting) -> Tissue Donation Neuroticism -> Experience of negative emotions (Calm/Confident Vs Anxious Pessimistic) -> Dyspepsia/Peptic Ulcer
Thank you Dr.Neil for covering fair game topics periodically in your videos. I would say kindly do make a complete video playlist for all the topics of ethics social sciences and biostats in usmle content outline .Thanks you for all your effort.
There should be playlists for each of those... but, when I started I didn't necessarily go in order of the USMLE guideline. The outline now guides my topic choices...
Friends, this is of those WTF step questions you can get on the real exam... if you have not watched this video. It is nowhere to be found in First Aid or Robbins. Learn this video. Summary The Five Factor Model, also known as the Big Five personality traits, is a widely accepted framework in psychology that describes human personality based on five broad dimensions. These dimensions (in everyday vernacular) are: Openness: How open someone is to new experiences. Conscientiousness: How organized and responsible a person is. Extraversion: How sociable and outgoing someone is. Agreeableness: How kind and cooperative a person is. Neuroticism: How emotionally stable or unstable someone is
Hello sir Good to see you again How you can develop the good relationship and trust with Patient without playing emotionless with yourself if we play through that will not focus on diagnosis properly so what you think about that..? Will meet you soon Sir 🌹 Have a good day to you Sir
I tell the students that rotate with me is to "be themselves" and the interview will go just fine... I would be aware of O.C.E.A.N. but it wouldn't dictate the interview... We are just trying to solve USMLE here...
@@RandyNeilMD Dr.Neil, I’m an IMG from Jordan and currently residing in Seattle. I’m interested in pursuing psychiatric residency. Would you be willing to allow me to rotate with you as a postgraduate intern? I’m very interested in learning about the psychiatric field in the US from you and would appreciate the opportunity if possible.
Five Factor Model
"OCEAN"
Openness -> Appreciation of new experiences (Routine Vs Spontanious) -> Bulimia
Conscientiousness -> Tendency to exhibit self-discipline (Impulsive Vs Disciplin/Careful) -> Dietary Habit
Extra Version -> Engaging in the external world (Reserved Vs Social) -> Burnout
Agreableness -> Concern for social harmony (Uncooperative/suspicious Vs Trusting) -> Tissue Donation
Neuroticism -> Experience of negative emotions (Calm/Confident Vs Anxious Pessimistic) -> Dyspepsia/Peptic Ulcer
Thank you Dr.Neil for covering fair game topics periodically in your videos. I would say kindly do make a complete video playlist for all the topics of ethics social sciences and biostats in usmle content outline .Thanks you for all your effort.
There should be playlists for each of those... but, when I started I didn't necessarily go in order of the USMLE guideline. The outline now guides my topic choices...
@@RandyNeilMD Right got it.Thank you Dr.Neil :)
Always love to watch Dr Randy ❤️🎉
Thank you Chetan... I'll be awaiting your updates on your journey as well...
Thank you Dr Neil!
could you kindly do another video with sample question for this to solidify the concept
Friends, this is of those WTF step questions you can get on the real exam... if you have not watched this video. It is nowhere to be found in First Aid or Robbins. Learn this video.
Summary
The Five Factor Model, also known as the Big Five personality traits, is a widely accepted framework in psychology that describes human personality based on five broad dimensions. These dimensions (in everyday vernacular) are:
Openness: How open someone is to new experiences.
Conscientiousness: How organized and responsible a person is.
Extraversion: How sociable and outgoing someone is.
Agreeableness: How kind and cooperative a person is.
Neuroticism: How emotionally stable or unstable someone is
Appreciate the summary... Sometimes half the exam feels like "WTF" questions...
THANK YOU SO MUCH for these video series and lectures, very helpful for step preparation in the communication topic. really appreciated !
Glad it was helpful Lilia.
Exam on January 12. Watching this now and hoping it would show up on my exam! Thanks so much.
CRUSH IT.
Keep doing the great work!!!
Thank you Aden
Dr neil, You are AMAZING!! ❤️
Thank you Jazz for the kind words.
Yes !! I'm waiting for this !
I hope it is helpful M...
@@RandyNeilMD it is. More ck video please.
Thanks for this. I am learning
Thank you so much , doctor 🙏🏾
You most welcome.
Wow! Amazing!
Thank you Joyleen for the kind words.
@@RandyNeilMD Your very welcome!
Thank you Dr.
Hello sir Good to see you again
How you can develop the good relationship and trust with Patient without playing emotionless with yourself if we play through that will not focus on diagnosis properly so what you think about that..?
Will meet you soon Sir 🌹
Have a good day to you Sir
I tell the students that rotate with me is to "be themselves" and the interview will go just fine... I would be aware of O.C.E.A.N. but it wouldn't dictate the interview... We are just trying to solve USMLE here...
@@RandyNeilMD Dr.Neil, I’m an IMG from Jordan and currently residing in Seattle. I’m interested in pursuing psychiatric residency. Would you be willing to allow me to rotate with you as a postgraduate intern? I’m very interested in learning about the psychiatric field in the US from you and would appreciate the opportunity if possible.