FIVE ASPECTS OF PERSONALITY

Question 1

• Developed in 1949
• Established by D.W. Fiske and later expanded by Norman 1967, Smith 1967,
  Goldberg 1981, and McCrae & Costa 1987

Answer 1

FIVE ASPECTS OF PERSONALITY

Question 2

• includes imagination and insight
• eagerness to learn and experience new things
• very creative, risk taker
• broad range of interests and more adventurous when it comes to decision making

Answer 2

Openness

Question 3

• includes high levels of thoughtfulness, good impulse control and goal-directed behaviors
• often found within people who work in science and high retail finance where detail
  orientation and organization are required as a skill set.
• focused on responsibilities (studious hardworking student)

Answer 3

Conscientiousness

Question 4

• someone who gets energized in the company of others
• loves socialization
• introvert: low socialization ambivert: middle

Answer 4

3. Extraversion (Extroversion)

Question 5

• show signs of trust, kindness, and affection.
• have high prosocial behaviors which means they are more inclined to be helping other
  people.
• selfless, mapagpatawad, patient, understanding

Answer 5

4. High Agreeableness

Question 6

characterized by sadness, moodiness, and emotional instability
- often mistaken for anti-social behavior or worse a greater psychological issue
- a physical and emotional response to stress and perceived threats in someone’s daily life.
- prone to depression

Answer 6

5. Neuroticism