NEO-PI-R

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NEO-PI-R stands for

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Neuroticism Extraversion Openness Personality Inventory-Revised

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considered the standard questionnaire that measures the five major domains of personality, which consists of 240 items and aims to provide a systematic assessment of an individual’s emotional, interpersonal, experiential, attitudinal, and motivational styles

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NEO-PI-R

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• “emotional stability” factor
• measures how people cope in times of emotional turmoil
• measures how emotionally well-balanced an individual is and to what extent they are affected by stress
• identifies individuals who are prone to psychological stress

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neuroticism

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6 facets of neuroticism

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• anxiety
• angry hostility
• depression
• self-consciousness
• impulsiveness
• vulnerability

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• individual’s aspects of sociability
• measures how proactive people are in seeking our others
• measures one’s assertiveness and their level of interaction with others
• measures the intensity of energy of an individual directed outwards in a social setting

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extraversion

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6 facets of extraversion

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• warmth
• gregariousness
• assertiveness
• activity
• excitement-seeking
• positive emotions

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• “intellect” factor
• refers to how open an individual is to experiencing the world around them as well as
  their active imagination and attentiveness to their inner feelings
• refers also to intellectual curiosity and independence of judgement
• measures one’s active seeking and appreciation of experiences for their own sake

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openness

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6 facets of openness

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• fantasy
• aesthetics
• feelings
• actions
• ideas
• values

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• refers to the dimension of interpersonal
  tendencies
• measures the quality of an individual’s interpersonal orientation along a continuum from compassion to antagonism

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agreeableness

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6 facets of agreeableness

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• trust
• straightforwardness
• altruism
• compliance
• modesty
• tender-mindedness

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• refers to how well one can control their impulses
• measures the degree to which an individual is organized, has active processes in planning, following through, and motivation in a goal-directed behavior

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conscientiousness

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6 facets of conscientiousness

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• competence
• order
• dutifulness
• achievement striving
• self-discipline
• deliberation

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2 versions of NEO-PI-R based on administration

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• form S
• form R

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self-report format

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form S

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administered by an observer

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form R