Five Factor Personality Analysis

The Five Factor Personality questionnaire is a test based on the Five Factor Model of personality that helps an individual identify where they fall on the personality scale. The five traits this questionnaire uses are extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and openness.
The first trait is extraversion, which focuses mainly on social situations. On this section I scored a 24, which is considered relatively low. This score indicates that I would be considered an introvert, meaning that I am more reserved and tend to avoid large groups. I absolutely agree with this score because I have always been the person that chose to stay home and watch movies rather than spend my time at a party. The second trait is agreeableness, which reflects on how I interact with others. On this section I scored a 32, which is relatively high. My score indicates that I am compassionate, cooperative, and trusting. I believe this score accurately shows what typed of person I am. For an
This trait focuses on open mindedness and interest in culture. On this section I scored a 21, which is considered relatively low. I both agree and disagree with my score. I agree because I am not interested in art and I do like to think I am pragmatic. I disagree with my score because when it comes to certain tasks I am creative and at times I do have a wild imagination.
Ultimately after taking the Five Factor Personality test and analyzing the results, I believe that this test is extremely accurate. Although I did not agree with every single score that I received, I was honestly impressed how on target the results were. The only part of this test that bothers me is that it has made me realize that I possess a few traits that I do not necessarily care to admit that I have. The Five Factor Personality questionnaire is a great test to take ,whether it be for a class assignment or just to learn about