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Five Factor Model

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Five Factor Overview

Openness


Described by the propensity for an individual to submit to new or unusual ideas, openness has

Conscientiousness

As conscientiousness relates to an individual’s need to be successful, However, individuals with high levels of conscientiousness also tend to be less spontaneous, and plan actions more frequently.

Extraversion


Extraverts, under the FFM, are associated with high levels of friendliness and sociability.

Agreeableness


Agreeableness is best described by the degree to which an individual shows cooperativeness and compassion towards others.

Neuroticism


Neuroticism describes the degree on an individual’s emotional stability. Specifically, individuals rated high on the neuroticism scale are described as those who are more likely to abandon a situation.