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Characteristics Of A Big Five Motel
The “Big Five” motel displays different traits that are on opposite sides of the extremes, for example, extraversion and introversion. Extraversion is a very outgoing personality that are normally opinionative. Introversion is a very quiet and passive personality that are normally reserved (Rathus).
An agreeableness trait displays kindness and trust, while a low agreeableness trait displays hostility, selfishness and distrust (Rathus).
The conscientious trait shows organization, thoroughness and reliability. On contrast, it shows carelessness, negligence, and unreliability (Rathus).
Neuroticism proves nervousness, moodiness, and sensitivity to negative stimuli. On the low neuroticism score shows coping abilities that high neuroticism traits
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